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Michael Gordon

Professor
Chemical Engineering
UC Santa Barbara
Phone:
+1 805-893-7346
Email:
gordon@ucsb.edu
Website:
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Research Focus Areas

Research Interests

Synthesis, characterization, simulation, and engineering of nanostructured materials and systems for photonics, energy, and chemical conversion applications; III-nitrides; scanning probe microscopy; plasmonics; light-matter interactions & spectroscopy; plasmas.

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ICB Supported Publications

Moth eye-inspired anti-reflective surfaces for improved IR optical systems & visible LEDs fabricated with colloidal lithography and etching

Lesley W. Chan, Daniel E. Morse and Michael J. Gordon
Bioinspiration & Biomimetics,
10.1088/1748-3190/aab738

Biomimetic nanostructures in ZnS and ZnSe provide broadband anti-reflectivity

Lesley Chan, E A DeCuir Jr, R Fu, Daniel E. Morse and Michael J. Gordon
Journal of Optics,
10.1088/2040-8986/aa8fbb

Enhanced light extraction from free-standing InGaN/GaN light emitters using bio-inspired backside surface structuring

Pynn, C.D., Chan, L., Lora Gonzalez, F., Berry, A., Hwang, D., Wu, H., Margalith, T., Morse, D.E., Denbaars, S.P. and Gordon, M.J.
Optics Express,
10.1364/OE.25.015778

Fabrication and optical behavior of graded-index, moth-eye anti-reflective surfaces in CdTe

Chan, L., Goshal, A., DeCuir, E.A., Chen, Y.P., Morse, D.E. and Gordon, M.J.
Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B,
10.1116/1.4971770

Wavelength-specific forward scattering of light by Bragg-reflective iridocytes in giant clams

Ghoshal, A., Eck, E., Gordon, M. and Morse, D. E.
Journal of the Royal Society Interface,
10.1098/rsif.2016.0285

Enhancing near-infrared light absorption in PtSi thin films for Schottky barrier IR detectors using moth-eye surface structures

F. Lora Gonzalez and M. J. Gordon
Optic Letters,
10.1364/OL.40.001512

Simple colloidal lithography method to fabricate large-area moth-eye antireflective structures on Si, Ge, and GaAs for IR applications

F. Lora Gonzalez, L. Chan, A. Berry, D. E. Morse, and M. J. Gordon
Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B,
10.1116/1.4895966

Bio-inspired, sub-wavelength surface structures for ultra-broadband, omni-directional anti-reflection in the mid and far IR

F. L. Gonzalez and M. J. Gordon
Opt. Express,
10.1364/OE.22.012808

Importance of diffuse scattering phenomena in moth-eye arrays for broadband infrared applications

F. L. Gonzalez, D. E. Morse, and M. J. Gordon
Opt. Lett.,
10.1364/OL.39.000013
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