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Happy to share that our collaborative Research work "Enhanced Performance of Dual Material Double Gate Negative Capacitance Tunnel Field Effect Transistor (DMDG-NC-TFET) via HZO Ferroelectric Integration for Improved Drain Current and Subthreshold Swing" has been published in the Journal "The International Journal of Numerical Modelling: Electronic Networks, Devices and Fields"(Wiley online Library) with an impact factor 1.6 (Q2). Thanks to Dr.T.S.Arun Samuel from National Engineering College for materializing this collaboration, looking forward for more outcomes from the collaborative works. Special thank to Kalasalingam University, Kalasalingam University- Electronics and Communication Engineering Department for providing the facilities for this research. Doi: https://lnkd.in/giQXisjm #Semiconductor #Wiley #Research

🎉 Next week the PCIM 2024 will take place and the ILH will be represented with three conference contributions in the form of poster presentations by Kevin Muñoz Barón, Ruben Schnitzler, and Oleksandr Solomakha in the field of SiC Online Junction Temperature Measurement, Sub-5 ns Calorimetric Measurements, and Flexible Control Systems on Real-Time Hardware. 🧑🔬 In addition, the ILH will participate in the first-time "University Research Zone" on 12.6.2024 and present research results and various demonstrators from the field of “Advanced Characterization Methods for Wide-Bandgap Power Transistors and Systems”. 🤝 Come by and discuss current research in the area of wide-bandgap power semiconductors with us!   #PCIM2024 #ILH #WideBandgap #PowerSemiconductors #SiC #Electronics #PowerElectronics #Research #Innovation #Technology #Engineering #Conference #PosterPresentation #UniversityResearch #AdvancedCharacterization #TechTalk Universität Stuttgart

Congratulations to Dr. CH Hussaian Basha, Ph.D., Assistant Professor from the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at SRU, for publishing his research paper in SCIE Q1 JOURNAL. Paper Title: A Novel Development of Wide Voltage Supply DC-DC Converter for FuelStack Application with PSO-ANFIS MPPT Controller Journal Name: Scientific Reports (Nature Publisher), SCI Q1, and Impact Factor 3.8 This achievement advances department research and enriches our students' learning experience, providing them with access to cutting-edge knowledge and insights.   #SRU #SRUniversity #Btech #ResearchExcellence #EEEDepartment #ScientificReports #InnovationInEngineering #CuttingEdgeResearch #SCIEQ1 #ImpactFactor #AcademicAchievement #ElectricalEngineering #ElectronicsEngineering #StudentSuccess #HigherEducation #FacultyAchievement 

“Thrilled to share my latest accomplishment - a Certificate of Participation from Springer for my project paper titled "AIoT Based Virtual Fensor For Farm Field" presented at the ICWCI - 2024. This recognition from Sri Siddhartha Institute of Technology’s International Conference on Wireless Communication and Internet of Everything marks a significant milestone in my research career. I’m grateful for this opportunity to contribute to the evolving field of electronics and communication engineering. #ProfessionalGrowth #ResearchAndDevelopment #EngineeringConference #Springer”

How can the dynamic performance of photonic integrated circuits (PICs) be robustly characterized to enable advanced applications? Arthur Lowery Monash Engineering Monash University discusses: https://lnkd.in/gA-XQF5t #engineering #optics #science

How can the dynamic performance of photonic integrated circuits (PICs) be robustly characterized to enable advanced applications? Arthur Lowery Monash Engineering Monash University discusses: https://lnkd.in/gA-XQF5t #engineering #optics #science

SLAC will play a key role in DOE’s new research centers for advancing next-generation microelectronics The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced $179 million in funding for three Microelectronics Science Research Centers, with SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory playing a significant role. These centers aim to develop more energy-efficient microelectronics that can operate in extreme environments, addressing growing concerns about unsustainable energy consumption in modern technology. SLAC will lead two projects within the Microelectronics Energy Efficiency Research Center for Advanced Technologies. The first project, ESTEEM, focuses on new manufacturing methods and vertical stacking of devices, taking inspiration from the human brain's energy efficiency. The second project, AUREIS, aims to redesign sensing systems to process data more efficiently at the sensor level. Additionally, SLAC will partner in projects for two other centers: the Extreme Lithography & Materials Innovation Center, as well as Co-design & Heterogeneous Integration for Microelectronics in Extreme Environments. These projects will develop microelectronics for extreme conditions like high radiation and cold temperatures, and work on more energy-efficient chip manufacturing processes. The initiative brings together multiple institutions and industry partners, emphasizing a collaborative "co-design" approach to advance U.S. leadership in microelectronics technology while addressing critical energy efficiency challenges. Read the news article here: https://lnkd.in/gWQHnNR4 #energyefficiency #computing

Congratulations to Dr. CH Hussaian Basha, Ph.D., Assistant Professor from the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at SRU, for publishing his research paper in SCIE Q1 JOURNAL. Paper Title: A Novel Development of Wide Voltage Supply DC-DC Converter for FuelStack Application with PSO-ANFIS MPPT Controller Journal Name: Scientific Reports (Nature Publisher), SCI Q1, and Impact Factor 3.8 This achievement advances department research and enriches our students' learning experience, providing them with access to cutting-edge knowledge and insights.   #SRU #SRUniversity #Btech #ResearchExcellence #EEEDepartment #ScientificReports #InnovationInEngineering #CuttingEdgeResearch #SCIEQ1 #ImpactFactor #AcademicAchievement #ElectricalEngineering #ElectronicsEngineering #StudentSuccess #HigherEducation #FacultyAchievement 

💥 PhD Studentships available at University of Warwick's School of Engineering 💥 https://lnkd.in/dvf8ZAm4 Below are the details of two #PhD #studentships with full funding of fees and stipend available to UK/home students (or part funding for non-UK students). Warwick, Cambridge, and Bristol Universities are the UK's foremost research centres for researching, developing, and utilising #SiC, #GaN, and #Ga2O3 power devices. Together, the three Universities won £11.7m of funding from UK research councils EPSRC and Innovate UK to create the REWIRE-IKC "Innovation and Knowledge Centre (IKC)". Co-funded for 5 years (from Apr 2024) with support from over 25 industrial partners, the REWIRE-IKC is intended to unite the capabilities and resources of the three Universities to help commercialise UK-based WBG devices. Across the centre, projects will develop demonstrators, run new fabrication processes and gather data with and for our industrial partners. This Warwick-based PhD studentship is available to work on SiC-related projects within REWIRE, beginning April 2025, October 2025 or January 2026. The PhD topics could include any aspect of SiC power device fabrication, TCAD simulation, or device reliability for power devices rated from 1200-15,000 V. Depending on the applicant and the topic is undertaken, efforts will be made to obtain a co-sponsor from the cohort of REWIRE industrial partners

📢 Meet the FLAGCHIP consortium partners! 📢   Today we introduce you to our partner – The National Institute of Applied Sciences of Lyon (INSA). Lyon has a history in innovation, since many people that left a mark in arts and science come from there, such as André-Marie Ampère! Nowadays, INSA is more than an engineering school; it is a large research hub with 22 centers, one of them being Laboratoire Ampère, our partner in FLAGCHIP. The research group of Laboratoire Ampère is experienced in WBG and UWBG devices characterization, modeling and packaging, as well as in high voltage testing. The role of the group in FLAGCHIP is to propose an innovative power module structure with a focus on the sensor integration in the module. INSA brings in the FLAGCHIP project two affiliated entities: The French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) and The Ecole Centrale de Lyon (ECL). CNRS will contribute on the specifications of the power modules, and the relation with the pilot facilities, while ECL will work on the definition of the high voltage tests and development of innovative packaging solutions to increase the operating voltage of power modules. Get to know INSA Lyon - Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon, CNRS and Centrale Lyon and their team made up of Cyril Buttay, Pierre BROSSELARD, Eric Vagnon and Maha Hamrouni! #INSA #CNRS #ECL #flagchip-project #HorizonEurope #PowerElectronics #Semiconductors #PowerModules #MOSFET #converters #windfarms INSA Lyon - Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon CNRS Centrale Lyon SINTEF Energy Research SuperGrid Institute CIRCE - Centro Tecnológico University of Nottingham Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften Kempten Cyprus University of Technology Hitachi Energy Mitsubishi Electric R&D Centre Europe - France mqSemi Q-PLAN INTERNATIONAL