Research group
CMOS and Beyond team’s research encompasses the domain of emerging nanoelectronic devices, and their integration in beyond von Neumann systems such as computation-in-memory and neuromorphic platforms and Cryogenic Electronics to enable energy-efficient and intelligent computing and sensing. One of the major focus in the team is development of Ferroelectric devices for embedded non-volatile memory applications down to deep cryogenic temperatures for AI, Quantum Computing and Space Applications. Research also encompass back-end compatible semiconductor devices like In-Ga-Zn-O and 2D semiconductors for in-sensor computing.
Research infrastructure
The research group has access to a broad array of Research Infrastructure and access to e.g. Tampere University cleanrooms, System-in-Package Fabrication (SiPFAB) pilot line focusing on Wide Bandgap (WBG) materials, Semiconductor characterization tools (Parameter analyzer with pulse modules, material characterization under in-situ bias application etc.), Ferroelectric Material tester, Cryogenic optoelectronic probe station. Experimental laboratories and software designed for studying advanced material processing, characterization, and performance of materials. OtaNano – Finland’s national research infrastructure for micro-, nano-, and quantum technologies.