Microelectronics Research at RWTH Aachen University

Infrastructure	Environment
Central Laboratory for Micro and Nanotechnology © ZMNT, RWTH Aachen University Aachen Microelectronics Research Laboratory for 2D Electronics © IWE1, RWTH Aachen	CST – Teaching and Research Area: Compound Semiconductor Technology Prof. Andrei Vescan Epitaxy of compound semiconductors Gas phase deposition of halide perovskites 2D/3D device technology for (opto)electronics ELD – Chair of Electronic Devices Prof. Max Lemme Electronic, optoelectronic, and nanoelectromechanical components Combination of new materials (graphene, 2D materials, perovskites) with established silicon technology New or improved functionalities in micro- and nanoelectronics IHT – Chair of Semiconductor Technology and Institute for Semiconductor Technology Prof. Joachim Knoch, PhD Nanoelectronics and nanotechnology Quantum technology Neuromorphic hardware © IHT, RWTH Aachen University IPH – Institute and Chair of Integrated Photonics Univ.-Prof. Dr. Jeremy Witzens Fiber optic transmission in data centers, mobile fronthaul, and telecom Optical sensor technology in the life sciences Neuromorphic and quantum computing © IPH, RWTH Aachen University ISEA – Institute for Power Electronics and Electrical Drives Prof. Dr. Ir. Rik W. de Doncker Power electronics Storage for mobile and stationary applications Life cycle prediction for battery storage systems IWE1 – Institute for Materials in Electrical Engineering 1 and Chair of Micro- and Nanosystems Univ.-Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Sven Ingebrandt Microsystems in biomedicine Chemo- and biosensors In vitro test systems and neuroimplants Silicon nanowire sensors © IWE1, RWTH Aachen University On-skin wearable system © IWE1, RWTH Aachen University IWE2 – Institute for Materials in Electrical Engineering 2 Prof. Dr. Rainer Waser Research into electronic oxides and their potential applications in information storage, logic applications, sensors, and energy conversion Projects DFG Research Training Group GRK 2610 Innovative interfaces to the retina for optimized artificial vision – InnoRetVision DFG Priority Program SPP 2111 Integrated Electronic-Photonics Systems for Ultra-Broadband Signal Processing BMBF Future Cluster NeuroSys Neuromorphic Hardware for Autonomous Artificial Intelligence Systems BMBF Project NEUROTEC Neuro-inspired artificial intelligence technologies for the electronics of the future BMBF ATIQ project Quantum computers with stored ions for applications
Teaching
Master’s program in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, specializing in Micro- and Nanoelectronics (MINA) © IHT, RWTH Aachen University