Curriculum Vitae for Professor Magnus Willander

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1 Curriculum Vitae for Professor Magnus Willander Biographical Details Name: T. L. Magnus Willander Born: in Varberg, Sweden Present Address: Karl Dahlgrensgatan 6, SE Linköping, Sweden. Phone Number: (home), (office) Marital Status: Married, 3 children Nationality: Swedish Present Positions: Professor in physical electronics at Linköping University and Guest professor in physics at Göteborg University. Academic Qualifications Date University Degree Malmö Pedagogical University Degree in teaching Lund University M. Sc. (Exp. Phys.,Theor. Phys., Math. and Math. Stat.) Fil. kand Uppsala University M. Sc. (Tech. Phys., Electro Phys.) Civ. ing. (teknisk fysik) Stockholm University M. Sc. (Economics) Fil. kand Royal Institute of Technology Dr. Sci. (Physics), Date: Title: Carrier recombination, carrier transport, and free carrier absorption in silicon Linköping University Docent (Associate Prof.) Physics. Employments Date Position Place Teacher (Phys. and Math.) Landskrona Gymnasium and Ulricehamn Realskola Development engineer Philips Corp., Stockholm (Electronics) Assistant Dept. of Phys., Royal Inst. of Technology, Stockholm Specialist (Electronics) Nobel Industries, Stockholm Senior Lecturer Linköping University Department of Physics From 1995 Full Professor Department of Physics,

2 Göteborg University From 2006 Full Professor (Physical electronics) Linköping University From 2008 Guest professor Gothenburg University (20%) Some duties, awards,..etc. Member of International Science Programme advisory board in Uppsala University Editorial Board in Recent Patents on Electrical Engineering Bentham Science Publications Consulting Professor, Chinese Academy of Science, Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics 1994 Member of the Honorary Editorial Board of Solid State Electronics since 1997 Distinguished Guest Scientist, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan 1999, 2002, 2006 Member of the Editorial Board of Journal of Materials Science since 2000 Prize for the best Environmental Innovation in Sweden 2005 Member of the Editorial Board of African Physical Review (supported by ICTP, Trieste, Italy), since 2006 More than 850 original articles in experimental and theoretical physics, electronics and photonics and applied mathematics published in international journals. More than 120 invited lectures at international conferences. More than 50 international review articles. Author of 7 international scientific books. Since autumn 1992, 19 Ph.D. students have got their degrees under my personal guidance and 6 students have passed the Licentiate exam. Reviewer for many international research funding agencies and scientific journals. Opponent and examiner for several Ph.D. dissertations abroad. Entrepreneurial achievements:

3 Started up a company in Nano-science (2004), started a research group in Linköping University (1985), and a research group in Gothenburg University (1994), and again a research group in Linköping University (2006) all from level zero. Teaching: Undergraduate teaching in semiconductor technology/semiconductor physics and solidstate electronics. (I have developed and I was responsible for these courses at the University of Linköping). Solid-state electronics was also a Ph.D. course. I have also been responsible for several electronic and optoelectronic courses for the industry. General responsibility for undergraduate courses in electronics at the University of Gothenburg since I have the responsibility of teaching different graduate courses (Ph. D. courses). Ph. D. courses in Linköping University since Membership: American Physical Society Coordinator of EU projects "Nandos" "Nanocell" "Optical and electro-optical studies of novel MBE-grown nanostructures based on Be chalcogenides and related alloys" "Spin and intersubband relaxation in two dimensional systems" I have participated in more than 15 EU projects. Ph. D. supervision: I have been the main supervisor (handledare) of the following students (totally 19): D.X. Xu, 1991, G.D. Shen, 1991 (with Prof. G. Hansson), M. Karlsteen, 1994, Q. Chen, 1993, A. Assadi (1994), Q. Ul Wahab, (1994), A. Ouacha, 1995, O. Nur, (1996), Y.B. Wang (1997), S.M. Cao (1997), A. Kindlihagen (1997), T. Johansson (1998), Y. Yousif (2001), H. Ouacha (2002), A. P. Jacob (2002), P. Sundqvist (2003), Tobias Myrberg (2004), Zakaria Chiragwandi (2006), and P. Klason (2008). 14 got at once post-doc positions, 2 become professors very fast, and 3 continued with industrial technical research. Some recent (from 2006) invited and plenary talks at international conferences: - European Materials Research Society Meeting (EMRS) in Nice, France, (2006). - International Workshop Tera- and Nano-Devices: Physics and Modeling IWTND-06 University of Aizu, Aizu-Wakamatsu, Japan (2006).

4 - 2nd International Seminar on Micro and Nano Technology 2006, (MINAPIM-2006) ''Microtechnology meets Nanotechnology, What happens when life sciences meet nanotechnology?'' Manaus, Brazil (2006). - International Bhurban Conference on Applied Science and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan, (2007). - 4th Peruan Congress on Science and Technology of Materials, Lima, Peru (2007). - International Workshop on Tera- and Nano-Devices: Physics and Modeling, Aizu, Japan, (2007). - SPIE, Photonics West, in San Jose, USA, (2007). - 15th international Symposium: Nanostructures: Physics and Technology (Novosibirsk, Russia (2007). - The 8th Workshop on Biosensors and Bioanalytical micro-techniques in Environmental and Clinical Analysis, Goa, India, (2007) - The 34th International Symposium on Compound Semiconductors (ISCS2007), Kyoto, Japan, (2007). - Nano and Giga Challenges in Electronics and Photonics From Atoms to Materials to Devices to System Architecture, Phoenix Arizona USA ( 2007). - Electrochemical Society Meeting (ECS), Cancun, Mexico, SPIE, Photonics West, San Jose, USA, (2008) - Third International Conference on Optical, Optoelectronic and Photonic Materials and Applications ICOOOMPA-08, Edmanton, Canada, (2008). - Electrochemical Society Meeting (ECS), Honolulu, USA, (2008) - International Symposium on Graphene Devices: Technology, Physics, and Modeling, Aizu, Japan, (2008) - Electrochemical Society Meeting, San Francisco, USA, (2009). - 15th International Semi conducting and Insulating Materials Conference, Vilnius, Lithuania, (2009).

5 Some recent highlights from outstanding scientific results recognized by international scientific organizations: (1) One of Wiley s Top 10 published papers in Physics during 2008 see: (2) Invited: Nanotechweb.org, ZnO Nanorods measure cell membrane potential (3) Invited: SPIE News Room: ''Zinc oxide nanostructures at the forefront of new white light- emitting technology'', published at: (4) Invited: Nanotechweb.org, Nanorods measure cell ph published at: (5) Invited: SPIE NEWS Room: '' A chip that creates microscale vortices in water and mimics biochemistry'', published at: (6) Invited: PhysicsWorld.com, Water in a whirl, published at: (7) The nano-scale water transistor published at: Nature News and View, Vol January 2004 page 113.