Colin invited to the Interdisciplinary Research Opportunities for Undergraduates in Semiconductor Technology

The Interdisciplinary Research Opportunities for Undergraduates in Semiconductor Technology is a new program to bring undergraduate students from across the US to conduct research at the University of Michigan (UM) during Summer 2023. With Prof. Zetian Mi, Colin will be developing ferroelectric field effect transistors for next-generation computer memory. He will study the fabrication and characterization of novel nitride ferroelectric based electronic devices to achieve ultralow power, ultrahigh speed, and nanometer scale memory devices essentially required for next generation computing. In the last week, Colin will give short presentations on his research project. To help him prepare for this as well as a future research career, the program will offer a set of tutorials on giving scientific presentations, applying to graduate school and on scientific ethics.

Yi-Chia joins ASML Corporation

Yi-Chia defended his doctoral thesis on April 4th, 10:00 am.

Yi-Chia will be responsible for designing and developing algorithms to improve performance and accuracy of the world-leading lithography models for microchip manufacturing. His team is based at San Jose, CA.

Congrats to Dr. Yi-Chia Tsai and thanks to all our sponsors for supporting his research.

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Ali joins Structured Materials Industries

Ali will be responsible of designing and developing AlGaN/GaN transistors for power electronics applications to improve performance and accuracy of next generation RF/power devices. His team is based at Piscataway, NJ.

Congrats to Dr. Ali Johar and thanks to all our sponsors for supporting his research.

Dicky joins Aerospace Corporation

Dicky defended his doctoral thesis on March 30th, 11:00 am.

Dicky will be responsible of exploring reliability of GaN electronics and III-V infrared sensors (as an alternative to MCT) for space applications. His team is based at the Los Angeles site.

Congrats to Dr. Richard (Dicky) Liu and thanks to all our sponsors for supporting his research.

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