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This learning path provides a systematic, graduate-level journey through the science and engineering of electronic devices based on two-dimensional (2D) materials. It begins with the essential physics of 2D crystals, progresses through heterostructure design and device physics, and culminates in advanced applications and emerging trends. The path emphasizes the conceptual and practical dependencies between topics, ensuring a coherent and deep understanding.
This advanced graduate path guides nanoelectronics and physics students from the foundational concepts of topological condensed matter through the physics of topological insulators and superconductors to the design principles of Majorana-based topological devices. It integrates theoretical knowledge with experimental and device-oriented perspectives, emphasizing the practical realization of topological electronics.
This learning path equips nanoelectronics and engineering students with the knowledge and skills to assess and ensure the reliability of nanoelectronic devices. It covers fundamental reliability engineering concepts, specific failure mechanisms in nanoscale devices, and practical methods for stress testing, failure analysis, and lifetime prediction.
This learning path guides nanoelectronics and computational students through the essential physics, numerical methods, and simulation tools needed to model nanoscale devices. Starting from semiconductor fundamentals and quantum mechanics, it progresses through drift-diffusion and quantum transport methods to practical TCAD and quantum simulation techniques.
This learning path guides nanoelectronics and engineering students through the essential knowledge and skills for fabricating nanoelectronic devices. It covers cleanroom safety, core nanofabrication processes (lithography, deposition, etching), and their integration into complete device fabrication, with a focus on practical applications.
This learning path equips nanoelectronics and engineering students with the knowledge and skills to characterize nanoelectronic devices using electrical measurements, microscopy, and spectroscopy. It covers essential physics, instrumentation, and measurement techniques, progressing from fundamentals to advanced characterization methods.
This advanced learning path guides nanoelectronics and neuroscience students through the principles and engineering of neuromorphic devices at the nanoscale. It covers foundational neuroscience concepts, nanoscale device physics, and the integration of memristive devices into neural-inspired systems, culminating in an understanding of how these components emulate synaptic and neuronal functions.
This advanced learning path equips nanoelectronics and engineering students with the knowledge to analyze and design interconnects at the nanoscale. It covers the fundamental circuit theory, the shift from RC to RLC models, the impact of scaling on delay and crosstalk, and reliability challenges such as electromigration and self-heating. The path integrates materials science and circuit analysis to provide a comprehensive understanding of modern interconnect engineering.
This learning path provides a systematic journey from fundamental organic chemistry and solid-state physics to the operating principles of organic nanoelectronic devices, including OLEDs, OFETs, and organic solar cells. It integrates essential concepts in molecular design, charge transport, and device physics to build a comprehensive understanding for nanoelectronics and chemistry students.
This learning path provides a systematic journey from the fundamental physics of semiconductor nanowires to the design and operation of advanced electronic and optoelectronic devices. It covers essential concepts in nanowire growth, electrical transport, and device physics, culminating in applications such as FETs, sensors, LEDs, and solar cells. Designed for nanoelectronics and materials science students at the university level.