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Current
Visitors
02/04
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Research
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| Dr.
Giacinta Parish |
Electrical
& Electronic Engineering, The University of Western Australia
NEDLANDS WA 6907 Western Australia
E-mail:
Phone:
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Past
Visitors
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Professor
Hideto Miyake
9/24/01-11/24/01 |
Department
of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Faculty of Engineering,
Mie University
Address: 1515 Kamihama, Tsu 514-8507, Japan
Phone: +81-59-231-9401
Fax: +81-59-231-9399
E-mail: miyake@elec.mie-u.ac.jp |
Semiconductor
Engineering
Crystal Growth
Optoelectronics
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Professor
Jasprit Singh
1/4/99-7/31/99 |
University
of Michigan, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2305
EECS 2122, 1301 Beal Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2122
singh@engin.umich.edu
Ph. (734) 764-3350
Fx. (734) 763-9324 |
My
group is studying theoretical aspects of high speed electronic
devices based on bandstructure modification. In collaboration
with Professor Bhattacharya's experimental MBE program we are
developing new schemes for optoelectronic devices using excitonic
effects in quantum wells; and we are exploring their application
to optoelectronic systems for image recognition.
One
crucial aspect of this research is a thorough knowledge of
the growth mechanisms of the type of quantum well structures
relevant to optoelectronic devices. With this in mind we have
done extensive work on Monte Carlo simulations of strained
heterostructure thin film growth.
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Professor
Laurie Faraone 
10/1/97-2/28/98 |
Chair,
Electrical & Electronic Engineering, The University of Western
Australia NEDLANDS WA 6907 Western Australia
E-mail: laurie@ee.uwa.au
Phone: +61 8-9 380-3104
Fax: +61 8-9 390-1065 |
Microelectronic
and optoelectronic materials, semiconductor device physics and
modelling, microelectronics fabrication, and integrated circuit
technology and infra-red detectors. B.E. (Hons) in Electronic
Engineering (1973) and Ph.D. (1979), The University of Western
Australia, MIEEE. Tutor (1977-1978), The University of Western
Australia. Research Scientist, Lehigh University (1979-1980),
USA, Member of Technical Staff, RCA Laboratories (1981-1986),
USA, Senior Lecturer, The University of Western Australia from
1987, Associate Professor, The University of Western Australia
from 1993. |
Professor
David Pulfrey
5/25/98-8/05/98 |
Department
of Electrical & Computer Engineering, University of British
Columbia, Vancouver British Columbia V6T 1Z4
Canada
E-mail: pulfrey@ece.ubc.ca
Phone: (604) 822-3876
Fax: (604) 822-5949 |
Semiconductor
device modeling, usually with the goal of producing physics-based
compact models for employment in circuit simulators.
Devices currently under investigation are: HBTs in the GaAs,
InP and SiGe material systems; BJTs in Si; UV photodetectors
and HBTs in AlGaN; long-wavelength Quantum-Well Lasers; quantum
transistors.
Presently, the emphasis of the HBT work is on quasi-ballistic
transport and on analytical and equivalent-circuit models for
ultra-high performance devices.
The UV photodetector work presently involves material characterization
and heterojunction device design, with the aim of producing
detectors with highly wavelength-selective responsivities. |
Professor
Brett Nener
6/01/97-07/15/97 |
Electrical
& Electronic Engineering, The University of Western Australia,
NEDLANDS WA 6907 Western Australia
E-mail: laurie@ee.uwa.au
Phone: +61 8-9 380-3106
Fax: +61 8-9 390-1065 |
Specialist
in modelling of atmospheric effects, such as aerosol scattering,
refraction and scintilation, om Electro-Optic systems, measurement
of electronic deep level traps, far-infrared and UV photo-detector
devices and models.
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Dr.
Takuma Tanimoto
6/01/97-09/20/98 |
Hitachi
Semiconductor
WL&P Business Unit, 179 East Tasman Drive, San Jose, California,
95134 |
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Professor
Werner Seifert
07/02/97-09/30/97
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Professor
Werner Seifert, Dr. sc. nat
Phone: int+ 46-46-2227671
E-mail: Werner.Seifert@ftf.lth.se
Office: Berzelius Q-212 |
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