Micro-electronics & Nano-electronics

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  • Low dimensional electronic and optoelectronic devices
  • Quantum engineering
  • Oxide Electronics
  • Power Electronics
  • Non-crystalline materials and devices

Research in the Micro and Nano-electronics is carried out at the level of the key “building blocks” of electronics, such as transistors, diodes, memristors, and memory cells. The field is at the intersection between physics, chemistry & materials science and circuits, architecture & systems. As such, the research combines fundamental and applied aspects, for example by leveraging unique properties of materials for certain applications and functions, or deepening the understanding of the principle of operation of devices by advanced characterization. The Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Technion includes advanced micro-fabrication and characterization facilities, both at the micro-nano fabrication unit (MNFU) and at the principal investigators’ labs. The research is carried out in a wide range of topics, including organic materials devices (e.g. for transparent and flexible electronics), nano-materials and oxide electronics, logic and memory devices, power devices, quantum engineering devices, micro and nano electro mechanical systems (MEMS\NEMS), and more.

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Shahar Kvatinsky and his researchers have developed a software package that enables computers to perform processing operations directly in memory
Nov 19,2024

Shahar Kvatinsky and his researchers have developed a software package that enables computers to perform processing operations directly in memory

In recent years, in-memory computing has emerged as a groundbreaking shift in how computers operate, especially in how they...
Congratulations to Tamir Shpiro for Winning Third Place and the “Audience Favorite” Award at the Jacobs Graduate Research Day 2024
Jun 10,2024

Congratulations to Tamir Shpiro for Winning Third Place and the “Audience Favorite” Award at the Jacobs Graduate Research Day 2024

We are pleased and proud to congratulate Tamir Shpiro, who won third place and the “Audience Favorite” award at...
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