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Our research efforts bridge various science and engineering disciplines, and are primarily focused on the integration of synthetic nanomaterials, such as carbon nanotubes and semiconductor nanowires, for novel electronic applications. They can be divided into three major themes:

I. Nanoelectronics: Beyond the Planar Si Scaling and Performance Limits

II. High Performance and High Speed Flexible Electronics

III. Novel Device/Circuit Concepts for Electronic Sensor (artificial nose) Applications


In order to realize the above objectives, we (1) synthesize a spectrum of high quality nano-materials with well defined structures and properties, (2) assemble and deposit them at well defined locations, (3) characterize their fundamental physical properties, and (4) finally, integrate them into functional devices and circuits for a wide range of technological applications and explore their performance limits.  Integration of synthetic nanomateials for electronic applications brings a new and exciting dimension to the field that may enable the realization of new concepts unreachable by the conventional technologies.


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