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O'Carroll
Deirdre O’Carroll is a Rutgers Materials Science and Engineering professor and Graduate Program Director.
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O'Carroll's observed Scarlet Sync teaching record spans 14 courses. The cited professional context is summarized as: Her group studies nanoscale engineering for light generation and harvesting in organic-polymer semiconductor and plasmonic-nanostructure photonic devices.
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Her group studies nanoscale engineering for light generation and harvesting in organic-polymer semiconductor and plasmonic-nanostructure photonic devices.
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Ph.D., Microelectrical Engineering, University College Cork
B.E. (First Class Honors), Electrical Engineering, University College Cork
Postdoctoral training at Caltech and the University of Strasbourg/CNRS
2016 NSF CAREER Award
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3.Deirdre O’Carroll | Rutgers MSE
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- Deirdre O’Carroll is a Rutgers Materials Science and Engineering professor and Graduate Program Director.
- Her group studies nanoscale engineering for light generation and harvesting in organic-polymer semiconductor and plasmonic-nanostructure photonic devices.
- Ph.D., Microelectrical Engineering, University College Cork
- B.E. (First Class Honors), Electrical Engineering, University College Cork
- Postdoctoral training at Caltech and the University of Strasbourg/CNRS
- 2016 NSF CAREER Award
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4.Rutgers Research: Blue OLED technology
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- Deirdre O’Carroll is a Rutgers Materials Science and Engineering professor and Graduate Program Director.
- Her group studies nanoscale engineering for light generation and harvesting in organic-polymer semiconductor and plasmonic-nanostructure photonic devices.
- Ph.D., Microelectrical Engineering, University College Cork
- B.E. (First Class Honors), Electrical Engineering, University College Cork
- Postdoctoral training at Caltech and the University of Strasbourg/CNRS
- 2016 NSF CAREER Award
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