Research Interests
            Photo-luminescenceLight-emitting DiodesDefectsSemiconductors
	 
            
		
                Opportunities
                Work Study Positions Available: Yes
                Time period - Ongoing
Qualifications - Physics or Chemistry major in Sophomore or Junior Year with a 3.3+ GPA. Must be Work Study eligible.
Contact - Dr. Mitchell to Inquire
                
Grant Funded Positions Available: Yes
                Time period - Ongoing
Qualifications - Physics or Physical Chemistry major in Sophomore or Junior Year with a 3.3+ GPA. 
Contact - Dr. Mitchell to Inquire
                
Course-Credit Research Opportunities Available: No
                
                Volunteer Research Positions Available: No
                
            
	 
            
		
                Biography
            Brandon Mitchell is a Professor of Physics at West Chester University who specializes in using rare earth-doped semiconductors for next-generation micro-LED displays and quantum information. He currently has four NSF funded research projects in these areas in collaboration with the University of Delaware, the University of Pennsylvania, Lehigh University, and Osaka University
Dr. Mitchell is also the Director of Undergraduate Outreach and engagement for the WCU Center for Nanomaterials and the Director of Outreach and Access for the WCU Center for STEM Inclusion. He is also the Director of the WCU S-STEM Program, which focuses on Nanoscience in Health and Technology. Prof. Mitchell has hosted several hands-on events and workshops introducing students in Grades 7 – 10 to the basics of nanoscience and the benefits of its applications to society.