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Jelle Bakker wins ESSERC best student paper awardAt the 50th Euopean Solid-State Research Conference, Jelle Bakker received the best student paper award for the paper titled "Electrical and Optical Characterisation of Gateless 22nm FDSOI PIN-Diodes at 850nm". He worked on the characterization of PIN photodiodes in 22nm FDSOI. The presented SOI PIN-diodes open the way to new THz circuits, PCM structures, and optical applications, and enable new interfacing possibilities between the hybrid (bulk) and SOI layers via electrostatic interaction.Read more
What if chips could last a lifetime without a battery?Chips. They are in our phones, cars, watches, and even inside bridges and greenhouses. But how do you make one, and why are they so crucial to our future? Harijot Singh Bindra, assistant professor at UT and expert in integrated circuit design, aims to push chip technology to its limits, making them more efficient, more powerful, and far more sustainable.eemcsRead more
Jelle Bakker wins ESSERC best student paper award
What if chips could last a lifetime without a battery?
Ronan van der Zee wins EE educational award
ISSCC 2025 Jan van Vessem Award
25 years of chip innovations: World-class breakthroughs from Twente
Jelle Bakker gives best EuMA PhD pitch
Racing Down the Slopes of Moore’s Law
EE Master Specialisation Integrated Circuit Design
Prof Bram Nauta receives Stevin Prize
UT professor Bram Nauta receives Dutch Stevin Prize
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