Dennice Roberts
20182024

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Dennice Roberts is a researcher focused on synthesis and characterization of materials for renewable energy applications using low-cost and materials-by-design methods. Her work spans multiple research areas and is currently focused on: 1) development of low-cost growth methods for high efficiency III-V tandem solar cells, and 2) design and synthesis of metastable chalcogenide heterostructures for neuromorphic computing. She is specifically interested in kinetic trapping of novel structures and the the effects of surfaces and interfaces on the properties of energy-related material systems. 

Research Interests

Non-equilibrium and metastable materials

Thin-film synthesis and characterization

Surface and interface science

High-efficiency multijunction photovoltaics and III-V epitaxial growth

Professional Experience

Postdoctoral Researcher, NREL (2019–present)

Visiting Scholar, University of Oregon Department of Chemistry (2018)

Graduate Research Assistant, University of Colorado at Boulder Department of Mechanical Engineering (2015–2019)

Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Colorado at Boulder Department of Mechanical Engineering  (2014–2015) 

Education/Academic Qualification

Bachelor, Physics, Florida State University

Bachelor, Applied Mathematics, Florida State University

PhD, Mechanical Engineering - Materials, University of Colorado Boulder

Master, Mechanical Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder

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