Faculty Profiles in Faith

Bethanie Stadler, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Educational Background: Case Western Reserve University, B.S., 1990 MIT, PhD, 1994 Professor Stadler works on the integration of magnetic and optical materials with standard platforms to allow the development of practical devices and systems. This included the integration of magnets, magneto-optical garnets waveguides, and nanostructures for magnetophotonic crystals with semiconductor platforms for isolator and sensor applications. In magnetics, Stadler is working on magnetic nanowires for magnetoelectronics (including hard drive heads) and acoustic sensor applications. See www.ece.umn.edu/users/stadler for more info.

Selected Publications: 1. L. Tan and B.J.H. Stadler, “Fabrication and Magnetic Behavior of Co/Cu Multilayered Nanowires,” J. Materials Research 21 no.11 2870-2875 (2006). 2. J. Zou, X. Qi, L. Tan, B.J.H.Stadler, “Nanoporous Silicon with Long-Range-Order using Imprinted Anodic Alumina Etch Masks,” Applied Physics Letters 89, 093106 (2006). 3. R.R. Basantkumar, B.J.H. Stadler, R. William, E. Summers, “Sputtered Galfenol Thin Films,“ IEEE Transactions on Magnetics 42 3102 (2006). 4. P.D. McGary, L.Tan, J.Zou, B.J.H. Stadler, P. Downey, A.Flatau, “Magnetic Nanowires for Acoustic Sensors (Invited)” Journal of Applied Physics 99, 08B310 (2006). Also selected for publication in the Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science & Technology 13 [18] (2006). 5. Sang-Yeob Sung, Xiaoyuan Qi, and Bethanie J. H. Stadler, “Integrating Yttrium Iron Garnet onto Non-Garnet Substrates with Faster Deposition Rates and High Reliability,” Applied Physics Letters 87, 121111 (2005).

Place of Worship: Messiah Lutheran Church in Mounds View, MN

Favorite Bible Passage: John 1:3 A light shines in the darkness, but the darkness does not understand it.

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