Dr. Grant Knotts
Title: Associate Professor of Physics
Dept.: Chemistry
Office: Elings Hall 226
Educational Background
- BS 2011- Physics - University of Missouri-Kansas City
- BS 2011- Chemistry - University of Missouri-Kansas City
- PhD 2016 - Physics - University of Missouri-Columbia
GV Start Date
Areas of Expertise
- Semiconductor Device Physics
- Organic Electronics
Research
- Research on the effect of solvent choice during device fabrication on the characteristics of organic, ferroelectric field-effect transistors.
- Research on the use of biomimetic dipeptides as an insulator in semiconductor devices.
Questions & Answers
What makes Grand View unique among other universities?
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The small size makes it very easy to be involved in activities such as student councils, clubs, and academic research. The availability of these activities gives students a chance to gain skills they wouldn't have the opportunity to hone at a larger university.
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What is your favorite part about working at Grand View?
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The Grand View community is exceptionally friendly and helpful. Students are excited about learning and the focus on a well-rounded education makes interacting with students easier and more enjoyable.
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Student Testimonials
- "Before taking Dr. Knotts physics courses, I couldn't even do basic algebra. His encouragement led me to be successful in a class I thought that I would surely fail. As a new professor to Grand View, I think that he has created a classroom environment that any student can thrive in." - Robin Fenton