Fields of interest
Condensed matter physics experiments
Microwave electronic elements made from high kinetic inductance materials
Fabrication and characterization of microwave circuit elements such as resonators and noise filters made from high kinetic inductance superconducting materials.
Josephson junction circuits and phase slip phenomena
Application and experimental understanding of Josephson junction dynamics at different EJ and EC regime, currently focused on phase slip phenomena in Josephson junctions.
Low temperature transports for graphene and 2DEG system
Electric and thermal electric transport properties under quantum Hall regime or high electric displacement fields for two dimensional electron systems.
Spin injection with non-local spin valve system
Metal- and graphene- based non-local spin valves.
Development of novel experimental skills
Novel skills such as stencil lithography and ultra-thin layers material transfer techniques.
Integration of CMOS technology & through transistor IC stacking
Integration of chip-on-wafer-on-substrate (CoWoS) structure, including devices fabrication (high-k metal gate and FinFET technology) and product packaging (through silicon via (TSV) & bump formation, IC stacking).
Capacitance and signal integrity for through silicon via formed in device wafers for through transistor stacking techniques.