Elisaveta Ungur is a seasoned researcher specializing in thin film fabrication, with a robust background in semiconductor manufacturing processes including oxidation, diffusion, deposition, and both wet and dry etching. She is adept in photolithography and has extensive experience handling various chemicals and adhering to chemical safety procedures in cleanroom environments. Elisaveta has demonstrated her expertise through roles at notable institutions such as the Solar Energy Research Institute of Singapore (NUS/SERIS) and imec in Leuven, Belgium, where she also completed her Master's thesis on atomic layer deposition using ozone as a precursor.Her technical skills are complemented by proficiency in operating advanced physical characterization equipment such as Ellipsometry, AFM, Surface Profilers, and ICP MS, and she is skilled in analyzing data from techniques like FTIR, Raman, and XRD. Elisaveta's work at Terumo Europe further honed her abilities in maintaining stringent cleanroom standards essential for high-quality research outputs.Fluent in multiple languages including Romanian, English, Dutch, Russian, and French, Elisaveta is a versatile communicator. Her academic credentials include a Master’s degree in Chemistry from KU Leuven, enhancing her deep understanding of material science and chemical applications in technology and research.