Biography
Dr. Lee Chow received his Ph.D. in Physics from the Clark University in 1981. He was a postdoc at Chapel Hill, UNC for three years before joining the Physics department at UCF in 1983. He also holds a joint appointment at Materials Science & Engineering department at UCF.
Research Areas
Experienced with synthesis of carbon nanotube and fabrication of CNT devices.
Experienced with chemical bath deposition of CdS and ZnO thin films and nanostructures.
Experienced with various thin film characterization techniques.
UCF, College of Science, Research Incentive Award. 2004.
UCF, College of Science, Distinguished Research Award, 2009.
Publications
Highlights
Teaching
NSF Undergraduate Laboratory Improvement Award, 1991-1993.
College of Arts and Sciences, UCF, Teaching Incentive Award, 1994-1995
College of Science, UCF, Teaching Incentive Award, 2005-2006.
Distinguish Service Award, Lake Highland Preparatory School. 2003.
Nominated by the Physics Department for the Teacher of the Year Award, 1993.
Research Corporation, “Science in Partner Award”, 1998-2000.
Offering the first web-based Introductory Physics course in the fall of 1998.
Taught 10 different undergraduate courses and 10 different graduate courses.
Research
UCF, College of Science, Research Incentive Award. 2004.
UCF, College of Science, Distinguished Researcher Award, 2009.
12 US patents issued in the last 25 years.
Published more than 130 refereed journal articles with a Google Scholar citation count of 5135 and h-index of 37.
Inducted into the UCF Scroll & Quill Society, 2016
