NaMLab – nanoelectronic materials laboratory

NaMLab was founded in 2006 as a university-industry joint venture and is now a TU Dresden company. Based on key expertise in dielectric materials for semiconductor devices, NaMLab focuses on the integration and application of its materials expertise applied to reconfigurable and energy efficiency devices by placing the device rather than the material system itself into the center of its research activities.

How to fabricate a capacitor in the NaMLab cleanroom

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    Soundarya Nagarajan wins the GADEST 2024 Young Scientist Award NaMLab likes to congratulate Soundarya Nagarajan for winning the Young Scientist Award at the 20th International conference on Gettering and Defect Engineering in Semiconductor Technology (GADEST). GADEST 20/24, was held at Bad Schandau (Saxony, Germany) from September 8 to 13, 2024. The GADEST conference is a globally recognized platform that brings together top scientists and researchers in the field of semiconductor material and technology. S. Nagarajan’s pioneering research on the effect of Aluminium-Modulation-Doped SiO2 on the transport properties of Silicon has made a significant impact in extending Silicon’s ability, opening new avenues for the connection of quantum computing and sensing devices with conventional electronics.
  • Soundarya Nagarajan wins the GADEST 2024 Young Scientist Award
    Soundarya Nagarajan wins the GADEST 2024 Young Scientist Award NaMLab likes to congratulate Soundarya Nagarajan for winning the Young Scientist […]
  • Patrick Lomenzo wins 2024 IEEE Ferroelectrics Young investigator Award
    NaMLab likes to congratulate Patrick Lomenzo for winning the 2024 Ferroelectrics Young Investigator Award, in recognition of his significant contribution […]

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