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Researchers develop transistors that can switch between two stable energy states
Upgraded transistor laser could boost computer processor speeds
Find out more=Retired Intel executive receives College of Engineering Distinguished Alumni Award
Gerald Marcyk recognized for his contributions to microprocessor silicon technology R & D.
Find out more=- Researchers develop transistors that can switch between two stable energy states
Upgraded transistor laser could boost computer processor speeds
- Retired Intel executive receives College of Engineering Distinguished Alumni Award
Gerald Marcyk recognized for his contributions to microprocessor silicon technology R & D.
- MNTL student researchers win highly competitive NSF fellowships
Can Bayram's students receive prestigious award to pursue GaN-based research.
- New physics laws may enhance performance of widely used lasers
Choquette's group reports parity-time (PT) symmetry breaking in an electrically injected, room temperature VCSEL array for the first time.
- Growth method may enable new properties for next-gen semiconductor devices
Lee's demonstration of MBE-grown Ge nanowires in InAlAs matrix enables strain engineering at the nanoscale.
- Researchers developing new way to quickly detect HIV in blood sample
Cunningham applies Photonic Resonator Absorption Microscopy method in newly funded NIH project.
- Improving 2D material for electronic devices and surface coatings
MNTL affiliate Nam develops new approach to dynamically tune micro- & nano-scale roughness of atomically thin MoS2.
