Materials for Micro- and Nanoelectronics - Selected projects
More information on specific research topics in the “Dielectrics for future Si-based nanoelectronic device technologies” project of the IHP Materials Research department is included below:
Involved Department: Materials Research
CMOS. High-k gate dielectrics for future CMOS device technologies. more
DRAM. High-k dielectrics for future DRAM cell technologies. more
Passives MIM. High-k dielectric for future MIM capacitors in mixed signal ICs. more
Heteroepitaxy. Integration of functional semiconductor layers on the Si technology platform. more
Theory. Ab initio investigation of dielectrics for modern microelectronics. more
NVM. Resistive Switching Dielectrics for non-volatile memory (NVM) applications. more
SAW. Integrated Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) Devices. more
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14-07-10
Prof. E. Yablonovitch visits IHP. “Prof. Eli Yablonovitch from University of Berkeley, an outstanding scientist in the field of semiconductor and ... [more]
20-05-10
New DFG cluster project starts at IHP. The German National Science Foundation funds a new interdisciplinary cluster project between ... [more]
29-04-10
E-MRS 2010 Spring Meeting (7th – 11th June 2010)
Two IHP scientists from the Materials Research Department have the pleasure to follow the invitation of the organizers of Symposium E for holding invited talks. ... [more]
25-03-10
PhD graduations in IHP Materials Research Department [more]
09-03-10
EU Gennesys White Paper “Study on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology in Europe Exploiting Synchrotron Radiation and Neutron Facilities” published [more]
03-02-10
Siltronic and IHP sign three years research contract on the development of engineered Silicon wafer systems. [more]
20-01-10
DPG Spring Meeting 2010
During the DPG Solid State Physics Spring Meeting from 22nd – 26th March 2010 in Regensburg (Germany) ...[more]
13-02-09
Are you interested in a M.Sc. or PhD position at IHP`s Materials Research Department dealing with modern materials research for future Si-based microelectronics ? [more]
22-01-09
Wilhelm and Else Heraeus Physics School
August 2-8, 2009
Physikzentrum Bad Honnef [more]
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