Virtual Access – ASCENT+

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Researcher: Prof. Francisco Gamiz
Institute: University of Granada, Spain
Topics/Interests: My group at the University of Granada develops several research lines. A priority is the development of numerical simulators of advanced semiconductor devices. The combination of both experimental and simulation results is key for the understanding of the physical mechanisms under the operation of these advanced devices, and for the implementation of new transport models, and scattering mechanisms.
What will you use the CMOS datasets for?: Calibration and tuning of semiconductor TCAD and home-made simulators.

Researcher: Dr Gerard Ghibaudo
Institute: IMEP-LaHC, Grenoble, France
Topics/Interests: I am the Director of Research at CNRS and Director of IMEP-LAHC Laboratory located at MINATEC-INPG centre. My main research activities are in the field of electronics transport, oxidation of silicon, MOS device physics, fluctuations and low frequency noise and dielectric reliability.
What will you use the CMOS datasets for?: Internal needs for PhD students and comparison to other technologies (FDSOI).

Researcher: Dr X. Wang
Institute: University of Glasgow, UK
Topics/Interests: I am a Research Associate with Device Modelling Group in the School of Engineering at University of Glasgow. Dr Wang’s current research interest involves nanoscale MOSFET devices, TCAD and atomistic modeling and numerical simulations. He is particularly interested in intrinsic parameter fluctuations due to statistical variability and reliability.
What will you use the CMOS datasets for?: I have been working in advanced MOSFET architecture and compact modelling for many years and I am currently developing novel statistical compact models. I am coordinating the EU H2020-funded REMINDER project on behalf of Prof. Asenov at University of Glasgow and access through ASCENT came just at the right time for me.

Researcher: Dr Gholamreza Zare
Institute: NUI Maynooth, Ireland
Topics/Interests: My current research interest includes the design of different RFIC blocks for a transceiver targeting the next generation of the wireless communications systems. I am also interested in design of high speed data converters, millimetre wave integrated circuits and phased array circuits.
What will you use the CMOS datasets for?: I was interested to be able to design with these advanced transistors (FDSOI and FinFET) and investigate their circuit characteristic. I am working on RFIC design and want to know their performance in this design field. This was the main reason to request for access. I am also interested in characterisation of these transistors (chips).

Researcher: Prof George Angelov
Institute: Technical University of Sofia, Bulgaria
Topics/Interests: My research interests are in the fields of device physics; bioelectronics; electrical engineering; multi-physics & control systems; electric vehicles and batteries; renewable energy sources systems and energy efficiency.
What will you use the CMOS datasets for?: Matching simulations based on compact models to experimental data.