Alumni

Shengnan Zhu

zhu.2670@osu.edu

Shengnan Zhu received her B.S. and M.S. degrees in Optical and Electronic Information Engineering from The Huazhong University of Science and Technology (Wuhan, China) in June 2014, and June 2017, respectively. She has been a member of the OSU ECE WBG group since September 2019. Her research interests include SiC power MOSFETs reliability, and SiC power devices design, fabrication, and characterization. She is currently working on the Reliable SiC power MOSFET design methodology for the II-VI project and the Methodologies for identification of SiC MOSFET failure modes through accelerated tests for the FORD project, among others.

Tianshi Liu

liu.2876@osu.edu

Tianshi Liu received his M.S. and B.S. degree in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at The Ohio State University in May 2018 and December 2015 respectively. He has been an OSU ECE WBG member since 2018 pursuing his research interests in SPICE modeling, SiC CMOS, and oxide reliability of SiC MOS devices. He is currently working on the SMART SiC Power ICs project.

 

Susanna Yu 

yu.2452@osu.edu

Susanna Yu received her M.S. and B.S. degree in the Electronic Materials Engineering at Kwangwoon University in June 2016 and June 2014 respectively. She has been an OSU ECE WBG member since 2018 pursuing her research interests of design, process, and analysis of wide-bandgap power semiconductors and the reliability of power devices. Her current projects include methodologies for identification of SiC MOSFET failure modes through accelerated tests from FORD motor company and reliable SiC power MOSFET design methodology from II-VI Foundation.

 

Diang Xing

xing.174@osu.edu

Diang Xing received his his M.S. degree in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at The Ohio State University in December 2017 and his B.S. degree in the Electrical Engineering Department at Clemson University in May 2016. He has been an OSU ECE HVPE and WBG member since 2018 pursuing his research interests of SiC MOSFET evaluation and power conversion. He currently works on the Sandia and PowerAmerica projects.

Chao-Yi Chien

chien.144@osu.edu