Dr Xiaomei Jiang

Assistant Professor

Physics Department

University of South Florida
Tampa
FL
33620-5700
United States

PH: +1 (813) 974-7765
Fax: +1 (813) 974-5813
Email: [email protected]
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Background

Dr. Xiaomei Jiang received her Ph.D in condensed matter physics from Professor Z.V. Vardeny's group at the University of Utah in August of 2004. She did her postdoc work with Professor Zakhidov in the Nano Tech Institute at the University of Texas (Dallas) for two years afterwards.

Currently she is an assistant professor in the Physics Department at the University of South Florida, Tampa, FL. Her current research interests are development of organic solar modules for Solar Windows, and integration of nanomaterials into high efficiency Solar Cells. Her recent work on organic solar array as potential power source for MEMS has raised lots of interest including reports from AIP, Reuters and Science News .

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