George Georgiou
University Lecturer, Department of Physics
- george.georgiou@njit.edu
- 973-596-5690
- 423E Tiernan Hall (TIER)
About Me
Received BS (1974), MS (1976) and PhD (1980) from Columbia University in New York. Began working at Bell Labs in 1980. Initial work in x-ray lithography followed by silicon processing followed by InP high speed microave circuit design for optical networks. Over 30 book, journal and conference papers. Left Bell Labs in 2002 to join unsuccesful startup in NJ. Joined NJIT in 2004, initially as a research professor working on MEMS and transmission line monitoring and then as a lecturer still doing research on CdTe solar cells.
Education
Ph.D.; Columbia University in the City of New York; 1979
M.S.; Columbia University in the City of New York; 1975
B.S.; Columbia University in the City of New York; 1974
Office Hours
Thursday 2:30-5:30
2026 Fall Courses
PHYS 203 - THE EARTH IN SPACE
PHYS 202 - INTRO ASTRONOMY COSMOLGY
Teaching Interests
Cosmology, Solid State Physics
Past Courses
Research Interests
Si devices, solar cells. Graduated one PhD student at NJIT on CdTe materials characterization.
Conference Proceeding