Faculty/Staff Directory
Faculty/Staff Directory
First Name
Atilla
Last Name
Cakmak
Email
cakmaka@gvsu.edu
Title
- Assistant Professor
Office Address
259 Kennedy Hall of Engineering
Office Phone
616-331-6017
Field Of Study
- Electrical Engineering
Teaches
EGR 226 Microcontroller Programming
EGR 223 Probability and
Signals
EGR 323 Signals and Systems
Degrees & Cetifications
PhD- 2012: Electric and Electronics Engineering, Bilkent University,
Turkey
MSc- 2005: Electronics Engineering and Computer Science,
Sabanci University, Turkey
BSc- 2003: Microelectronic Engineering,
Sabanci University
Publications
Journal Publications:
[1] A. O. Cakmak, E. Colak and A. E.
Serebryannikov, “Using Thin Films of Phase-Change Material for Active
Tuning of Terahertz Waves Scattering on Dielectric Cylinders,”
Materials 17(1), 260 (2024).
[2] A. O. Cakmak, E. Colak and O. O. Awadelkarim, “An Effective Lithography Training Module Adapting Semi-Analytical Calculation Approaches,” J. Soc. Inf. Display 29, 868-895 (2021).
[3] P. Kirya, E. Chen, M. Achterman, K. Eugenio, Z. Beshir, N. Ngoy, R. H. Siddique, A. O. Cakmak and J. Ashcroft, “Biomimicry of Blue Morpho Butterfly Wings: An Introduction to Nanotechnology Through an Interdisciplinary Science Education Module,” J. Soc. Inf. Display 29, 896-915 (2021).
[4] E. Colak and A. O. Cakmak, “Focusing, Imaging and Fourier Transforming with a large numerical aperture, dielectric flat photonic crystal lens in metamaterial regime,” Commun. Fac. Sci. Univ. Ank. Series A2-A3 61, 76-101 (2019).
[5] J. M. Ashcroft, A. Min, I. Bojanini, M. Hacopian, K. Schroeder, A. O. Cakmak and B. Rodriguez, “Cultivating Mars: A Project-Based Learning Lab Analyzing an Oxygen Based Redox Reaction in Order to Design and Oxygen-Rich Environment on the Red Planet,” J. Laboratory Chem. Education 6, 4-11 (2018).
[6] J. M. Ashcroft, A. O. Cakmak, J. Blatti, E. Bautista, V. Wolf, F. Monge, D. Davis, M. J. A.-Jimenez, R. Tsui, R. Hill, A. Klejna, J. S. Smith, G. Glass, T. Suchomski, K. J. Schroeder and R. K. Ehrmann, “It’s RAINing: Remotely Accessible Instruments in Nanotechnology to Promote Student Success,” Current Issues in Emerging eLearning 4, 1 (2017). [21] F. T. Gundogdu, A. E. Serebryannikov, A. O. Cakmak and E. Ozbay “Asymmetric transmission in prisms using structures and materials with isotropic type dispersion,” Opt. Express 23, 24120 (2015).
Research
Electromagnetics, Nanophotonics, Metasurfaces, Solar Cells, Nanofabrication
Biography
Dr. Atilla Ozgur Cakmak got his PhD in 2012 after working on periodic structures in electromagnetics. He then joined Penn State as a Postdoctoral Researcher from 2013 to 2018, where he focused on solar cells and nanofabrication techniques, specifically lithography. He has more than 25 journal articles published in leading journals. Dr. Cakmak got promoted to an Assistant Teaching Professor position in 2018 and offered undergraduate and graduate courses at Penn State on nanotechnology, nanopatterning and nanophotonics. He joined GVSU in 2021. Dr. Cakmak strives to work with interested undergraduate and graduate students for future their careers.
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