Jonathan Bird

PhD

Jonathan Bird.

Jonathan Bird

PhD

Jonathan Bird

PhD

Specialty/Research Focus

Nanoelectronics and mesoscopic physics: fundamental investigations of quantum phenomena; explorations of new device and sensing paradigms; electrical properties of novel nanomaterials

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  • Nicholas Mastronarde named chair of electrical engineering
    5/5/25

    Nicholas Mastronarde will assume the role of chair on August 14, 2025, succeeding Jonathan Bird, who has served as chair of the department since 2017.

  • University at Buffalo, SUNY Erie to Offer Online Microelectronics Course
    4/2/25

    Government Technology reported that a new digital version of UB’s Cleanroom Fundamentals course is being offered through a joint effort from SUNY Erie, UB’s Center for Advanced Semiconductor Technologies, led by Jonathan Bird, and the Center for Industrial Effectiveness.

  • Micron Technology, University at Buffalo, and SUNY Erie launch online course for semiconductor production skills
    3/26/25

    UB’s Center for Advanced Semiconductor Technologies, led by Jonathan Bird, and Center for Industrial Effectiveness are teaming up with SUNY Erie to offer a new digital version of UB’s Cleanroom Fundamentals course. 

  • Leslie Ying elevated to IEEE Fellow
    2/7/25

    Ying has been made a fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers for her contributions to fast magnetic resonance imaging with sparse sampling.

  • As AI stresses electricity grid, UB awarded $1.9 million for energy-efficient microelectronics
    9/23/24

    Research team to develop new transistors based on 2D semiconductors and magnetoelectric materials.

  • NSF awards $42.4M in new grants to support the future of semiconductors
    9/16/24

    EIN Presswire reported that UB was one of several institutions to receive an NSF grant for the project, Energy-Efficient Nanoelectronics Based on CMOS-Compatible Magnetoelectric Transistors.

  • UB centers combine efforts to offer experiential learning on semiconductor manufacturing
    8/13/24

    The University at Buffalo’s TCIE and Center for Advanced Semiconductor Technologies will offer an experiential-learning course providing insights into semiconductor manufacturing and technologies in UB’s advanced cleanroom.