From device level all the way to block and system level, one can increase functional density and hence maintain the scaling roadmap in 3D. In this seminar, Dr. Julien Ryckaert will evaluate the potential of exploiting the 3rd dimension to enable continuous Moore’s Law scaling. He will go through various examples of technology solutions that provide 3D scaling for Logic systems.
On the 26 to 27 Feb 2019, NUS HiFES will be having the 2nd Annual Workshop and Exhibition. Distinguished professors and research scientists from NUS, NTU, Ministry of Health and industry companies will be delivering talks with focus on Innovations in Materials and Form Factor in Electronics towards New Translational Technologies in Singapore.
Prof Jong-Hyung Anh of the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea shared his insight on the manipulation of graphene, and use in various device components for wearable and bio electronics.
HiFES was honoured to have Dr. Robin Degraeve from IMEC Belgiumi with us here in the NUS Electrical and Computer Engineering Department on 18 July to deliver a talk on Opportunities and Challenges of Resistive RAM for Neuromorphic Applications.
On 27 Feb 2018, NUS HiFES held her first Hybrid-Integrated Flexible Electronics Annual Workshop. Four distinguished professors from NUS and University of Tokyo graced the event with keynote speech and talks centering on the topics of hybrid electronic devices and materials.
Over 60 researchers congregated at the Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE) for a half day workshop on Wearable Technologies jointly organized by HIFES of NUS and IMRE of A*Star.
Present infrared (IR) detection techniques are limited due to the absence of spectroscopic or “color” detection/imaging abilities. Can we create an artificial eye/imaging system which has spectral resolving power like Mantis shrimp but viper like detection ability in the infrared domain?
Catch Prof Aaron delivered an exciting speech entitled “Novel materials + Novel integration = Novel electronics” on MediaTek Innovation Day
