Kory J. Goldammer, Ph.D.

Coordinator and Faculty, Nanotechnology and Semiconductor Manufacturing

Doctorate in physics and a master’s degree in engineering physics, University of Oklahoma
Bachelor’s degree in engineering physics, Augustana College

Worked for 12 years in the semiconductor industry, filling roles in companies ranging from startups to Fortune 500 corporations
Was an independent consultant in the semiconductor industry for two years, and worked with most of the largest semiconductor corporations in the world
Served as a graduate research assistant in the University of Oklahoma’s Molecular Beam Epitaxy Lab, assisting in the construction of the $1 million lab from the ground up and performing research and tests leading to the creation of the highest room-temperature electron mobility structures ever measured at the university
Author of numerous articles in scholarly publications, including The Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology and The Journal of Crystal Growth
Serves on the board of advisors for the Engineering Physics Department at the University of Oklahoma and is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers