Edwin L. Piner is affiliated with Texas State University in the United States, specializing in research primarily within the fields of engineering and materials science. Their work spans across several subfields including materials chemistry, electrical and electronic engineering, mechanics of materials, condensed matter physics, and atomic and molecular physics.
Their research covers a range of topics with a strong emphasis on diamond and carbon-based materials, semiconductor materials and devices, and metal and thin film mechanics. Other areas of focus include GaN-based semiconductor devices and materials, silicon carbide semiconductor technologies, ZnO doping and properties, and Ga2O3 and related materials.
Recent publications by Edwin L. Piner include:
Frequently publishing venues for Piner include:
Edwin L. Piner has collaborated frequently with several co-authors, among them:
N. A. El-Masry;E. L. Piner;S. X. Liu;S. M. Bedair
T. Warren Weeks;Edwin L. Piner;Thomas Gehrke;Kevin J. Linthicum
J.W. Johnson;E.L. Piner;A. Vescan;R. Therrien
J.W. Chung;J.C. Roberts;E.L. Piner;T. Palacios
Weeks Warren;Piner Edwin;Borges Ricardo;Linthicum Kevin
W Lu;V Kumar;R Schwindt;E Piner
E. L. Piner;M. K. Behbehani;N. A. El-Masry;F. G. McIntosh
Jerry W. Johnson;Edwin L. Piner;Kevin J. Linthicum
B. S. Kang;H. T. Wang;F. Ren;S. J. Pearton
J.D Brown;Ric Borges;Edwin Piner;Andrei Vescan
B. S. Kang;S. Kim;F. Ren;J. W. Johnson
B. S. Kang;H. T. Wang;T. P. Lele;Y. Tseng
Luke Yates;Jonathan Anderson;Xing Gu;Cathy Lee
ByoungSam Kang;S. J. Pearton;J. J. Chen;F. Ren
Wu Lu;V. Kumar;E.L. Piner;I. Adesida
F. G. McIntosh;K. S. Boutros;J. C. Roberts;S. M. Bedair
S. Singhal;T. Li;A. Chaudhari;A.W. Hanson
Hung-Ta Wang;B. S. Kang;T. F. Chancellor;T. P. Lele
M. K. Behbehani;E. L. Piner;S. X. Liu;N. A. El-Masry
J.W. Chung;Jae-kyu Lee;E.L. Piner;T. Palacios
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