Mona Ebrish

On May 5th, 2026, Prof. Mona Ebrish was recognized at the 2026 Engineering Faculty and Staff Spring Reception. The success of Prof. Ebrish and the lab was acknowledged through receiving the Rising Star Research Award. Read more at the following link. Read More

Prof. Mona Ebrish has received a prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER Award for her exceptional promise in research and education. Her project focuses on developing innovative, programmable doping strategies for wide-bandgap semiconductors to overcome longstanding limitations in device fabrication. Ultimately, this research aims to give engineers greater design freedom,… Read More

On August 11th and 12th, Prof. Mona Ebrish and Owen attended the 2025 Lester Eastman Conference on High Performance Devices at the University of Florida. This included a presentation by Owen where he won Best Poster! Congratulations to Owen!… Read More

Prof. Mona Ebrish was elected Secretary of Electronic Materials Conference (2024-2026). This exciting role involves helping to plan and execute the 2026 and 2027 conferences. Congrats to Prof. Ebrish!… Read More

Professor Mona Ebrish was chosen to join the Editorial Advisory Board of APL Electronic Devices. In this role, Prof. Ebrish joins a group of leading researchers to advise the Editors of the journal on scientific content and initiatives and help shape the journal as it grows. Read More

On July 29-31, Prof. Mona Ebrish was invited to speak at the 2025 IEEE NAECON conference in Dayton Ohio. She presented beside other emerging microelectronics leaders. Read More

On June 26 – 28, Haley, Owen, and Prof. Ebrish attended the 66th annual Electronic Materials Conference at the University of Maryland, College Park. This included presentations by both Haley and Owen, marking the first presentations in the EEDG group!… Read More

Between August 7th and 9th 2023, the EEDG lab attended the Lester Eastman Conference on High Performance Devices at the University of Illinois Chicago. This marks the first conference that the group has been represented at. Students had the chance to network with other students, professors, and DoD lab scientists… Read More