Professor Parag Banerjee is a faculty member in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering. He is also a Lead for the faculty cluster in Catalysis. From 2018 – 2024, he was an Associate Professor and served as the first Undergraduate Program Director, successfully leading the ABET accreditation of the MSE BS program. Prior to this appointment, he was an Assistant Professor at Washington University, St. Louis. From 2000 to 2006, Professor Banerjee was an R&D process engineer at Micron Technology Inc., studying high-k dielectrics for memory applications.
Professor Banerjee obtained his PhD in 2011 with Professors Gary W. Rubloff (MSE) and Sang Bok Lee (Chemistry) at the University of Maryland. He was the first John and Maureen Hendrick’s Energy Fellow at the University. Professor Banerjee holds 11 USPTOs and has 90+ publications in the field of semiconductor materials and manufacturing.
Professor (Materials Science and Engineering)
University of Central Florida
2024
Process Engineer (Process R&D)
Micron Technology Inc
2000
Associate Professor (Materials Science and Engineering)
University of Central Florida
2018
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2024
Assistant Professor (Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science)
Washington University in St. Louis
2011
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2018
PhD (Materials Science & Engineering)
University of Maryland
M.S. (Mechanical Engineergin and Materials Science)
Washington State University
B.E. (Metallurgical Engineering)
Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
American Vacuum Society
American Vacuum Society
High-temperature annealing of calcium lanthanum sulfide
Journal of the European Ceramic Society
45
117062
(2025)
Solution-based processing of Ge2Sb2Se4Te optical phase change materials
Optical Materials Express
14
2874
(2024)
Reactant-Dependent, 108× Conductivity Modulation in Plasma-Enhanced Atomic Layer Deposition for Black TiO2 Films
Chemistry of Materials
(2024)