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David L. Carroll, Ph.D.
 Associate Professor
Department of Physics
Wake Forest University (Reynolda Campus )
214 Olin Physical Laboratory
Winston-Salem, NC 27109
336-758-5508
336-758-6142 (fax)
carroldl@wfu.edu
EDUCATION:
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B.S., Physics, North Carolina State University (Raeleigh), 1985
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Ph.D., Physics, Wesleyan University, 1993
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RESEARCH INTERESTS:
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Growth and assembly of novel nanostructures
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Optics of nanostructures, Nano-photonics
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Quantum-functional properties of nanostructures
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Organic nanocomposite technologies
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Biomedical-nanotechnology
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EXPERIMENTAL EXPERTISE:
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Scanning Probe Microscopies and Spectroscopies (STM, AFM, NSOM)
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UHV surface and nanostructure analysis techniques (XPS, Auger)
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Nanomaterials growth (carbon, metals)
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS :
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D.L. Carroll, Polymer solar cells achieve 5.2% efficiency, LASER FOCUS WORLD, 42 (2); 11-11 FEB 2006.
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Carroll, DL; Czerw, R; Webster, S, Polymer-nanotube composites for transparent, conducting thin films, SYNTHETIC METALS, 155 (3): 694-697 DEC 15 2005
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J. Liu and D.L. Carroll, Temperature and Flow Rate of NH3 Effects on Nitrogen Content and Doping Environments of Carbon Nanotubes Grown by Injection CVD Method, Temperature and Flow Rate of NH3 Effects on Nitrogen Content and Doping Environments of Carbon Nanotubes Grown by Injection CVD Method J. Phys. Chem. B.; (Article); 2005; 109(33); 15769-15774
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