Gregory Uyeda

Laboratory/Research Facility Administration Manager

About

My research work involves developing applications using scanning probe microscopy, optical microscopy, and spectroscopic techniques to support the research interests of the members of the Materials Interfaces in Research and Applications research center.  A key current interest is the development of a library of chemistries and methods that can be used to achieve surfaces that are defined in the three dimensions of space and additional dimensions of chemical functionality.  An additional interest is the development of a multi-modal microscope platform capable of utilizing scanning probe, optical, and digital holography techniques for the characterization and manipulation of surfaces created via the methods described above.

Education

•  Ph.D., Chemistry, Arizona State University
•  B.S.,Chemistry, University of Hawaii at Manoa