Summary
Hang Chen is a Process Support Manager and research scientist at Georgia Tech with over 15 years of hands-on expertise in semiconductor micro/nano device fabrication, characterization, and process development across Silicon and III-V platforms. He combines deep academic training (Ph.D. in Chemistry) with practical cleanroom leadership—supporting users, remote processing, and technical consultation for CMOS, MEMS, and sensor technologies. His work spans thin film deposition, advanced etching, lithography, device packaging, and a wide range of analytical techniques (SEM/TEM, XPS, AFM, TOF-SIMS), and includes notable research on epitaxial graphene growth and conduction mechanisms in organic electronics. Known for bridging research and production, he also brings electrochemical materials expertise for polymer-based sensors and novel device integration methods. Based in Atlanta, he quietly blends lab-scale invention with operational stewardship, enabling both cutting-edge experiments and reproducible cleanroom workflows.
8 years of coding experience
M.S., Chemistry, M.S., Chemistry at Fudan University
Ph.D., Chemistry, Ph.D., Chemistry at Georgia Institute of Technology
Chinese, English