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2002.10.03 Cambridge University, Engineering Department David F. Moore Micromachining silicon for devices
2002.2.12 Bell Laboratories, Lucent Tech. and TIT Raymond T. Tung Formation of band-offset and Schottky barrier height at semiconductor interfaces
2002.2.6 NASA Jet Propulsion Lab Gerhard Klimeck Nanoelectronic Modeling(NEMO):Moving from commercial grade 1-D simulation to prototype 3-D simulation
2001.11.7 Cambridge University, Engineering Department John Robertson Theoretical guidelines for high-k gate oxides
2001.10.31 IBM Research Division, T.J. Watson Research Center James H. Stathis Breakdown of Hyper-Thin SiO2 at Low Voltage
2001.9.18 Cambridge University, Engineering Department David Moore Microfabrication techniques applied in nanotechnology and biotechnology
2001.4.19 Tokyo Institute of Technology Bruce J. Hinds Chemistry of the Si/SiO2 Interface and Single Electron Memory from a Nano-Crystalline Si Floating Gate Node
2001.3.22 Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi K. P. Jain Raman and photoluminescence spectroscopy of Silicon nanostructures
2001.2.21 Indian Institute of Science S. A. Shivashankar MOCVD of thin films of metals and metal oxides
2000.12.11 Cambridge University, Engineering Department David Moore Applications of silicon micromachining technology
1999.4.2 Delft University of Technology Yuli V. Nazarov Current drag in capacitevly coupled Luttinger constrictions
1998.5.25 Paul Drude Institute and TIT E.Chilla Scanning Probe Methods on Oscillating Surfaces
1998.2.10 Lund University Lars-Erik Wernersson Buried W-Structures for Novel Nano-Electronic Devices
1997.12.8 Cambridge University, Engineering Department David Moore Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) using Si
1997.11.28 Moscow State University and Delft University of Technology Arkadi A. Odintsov Transport of interacting electrons in modulated quantum wires and carbon nanotubes
1997.10.24 University of California, San Diego Charles W. Tu Growth and application of N-containing mixed group V compounds
1997.10.17 Toshiba Cambridge Laboratories Donald Arnone Quasi one and zero dimensional systems fabricated via epitaxial regrowth
1997.9.24 Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Katharina Hieke Electron-waveguides with in-plane sidegates - basic results and deviceconcepts
1997.7.14 Cambridge University, Engineering Department W. I. Milne Tetrahedrally Bonded Amorphous Carbon
1997.3.21 Nanjin University Kunji Chen A luminescent Si and Ge quantum crystallites: Preparation and characterization
1997.2.1 New York State University at Stony Brook K. K. Likharev Two challenges to CMOS; Single electronics and RSFQ
1996.12.17 Wuerzburg University and TIT Bacher Nanometer-Patterning of II-VI Compounds -Basic Physics and Optoelectronic Applications
1996.10.9 Japan Science and Technology Corp. Sakigake 21 Gerhart Fasol Spin electronics and computer graphics of quantum devices
1996.9.27 Moscow State University and TIT Sergei Vyshenski Single electron devices and circuits
1996.7.15 Bell Laboratories, Lucent Tech. and TIT Reymond Tung Current issues in silicide formation for ULSI devices
1995.4.10 Cambridge University, Engineering Department David Moore Progress in High-Tc Superconducting devices
1995.3.17 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Marc Kastner The physics of the single-electron transistor