Han Zhou

Briefly

Assistant Professor Han Zhou works in the field of high-speed semiconductor circuits. He has authored more than 30 publications (H-index=298) and has co-supervised five PhD candidates and one postdoctoral researcher. His research interests include energy-efficient high-speed integrated circuits and systems for communication, computing, and sensing. He has received several distinctions, including the IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society (MTT-S) Graduate Fellowship Award, the EuMC Young Engineer Prize (Best Student Paper Award) at the European Microwave Conference, and the Ericsson Research Foundation grant. He is also an affiliated member of the IEEE MTT-S MTT-2 Technical Committee on Design Automation.

Research outputs and activities of the Supervisor

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Research Group

Prof. Han Zhou’s research group conducts research on high-efficiency, wideband, and linear power amplifier architectures for future wireless transmitters; RF and millimeter-wave integrated circuits for 5G and 6G communications; AI- and deep learning-assisted design and synthesis of circuits and systems; and cryogenic RF circuit design for quantum computing readout.

Research Infrastructure

The group operates an RF and millimeter-wave laboratory equipped with an RF on-die probe station and advanced instrumentation, including wideband oscilloscopes, vector signal generators, and signal analyzers, with frequency support up to 100 GHz. The group also has access to RFIC and RF laboratories, advanced computing servers, and state-of-the-art EDA software. In addition, the group maintains close collaborations with the Microwave Electronics Laboratory and the Kollberg Laboratory at Chalmers University of Technology, which provide measurement capabilities up to 10 THz.