Published on Wed, 08 Jul 2020 in NEWS
The cfaed Carbon Nano Devices group around Dr. Sascha Hermann (TU Chemnitz, Fraunhofer ENAS) found out that field effect transistors based on carbon nanotubes (CNT) experience a significant performance increase in special device structures. These developments confirm the great potential of this new technology for future radio frequency (RF) transceiver electronics.
Read more … Fast nano devices - Impact of the architecture of high-frequency transistors
Published on Wed, 01 Jul 2020 in NEWS
The “COREnect” consortium (European Core Technologies for Future Connectivity Systems and Components) starts a new project on July 1, 2020, that has been selected by the European Commission through the Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme. TU Dresden and Barkhausen Institute will function as the project coordinators during the whole period.
Read more … “COREnect” consortium starts Horizon 2020 project with TU Dresden and Barkhausen Institute
Published on Mon, 29 Jun 2020 in NEWS
Artificial neural networks are still a long way from their biological models, especially in terms of their energy efficiency. The new cfaed junior research group "Re-Learning" of the European Social Fund (ESF) investigates novel hardware-based approaches to machine learning and has now started its kick-off event in June.
Read more … New ESF junior research group "Re-Learning" launched at cfaed
Published on Tue, 09 Jun 2020 in NEWS
The German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding three Collaborative Research Centres (CRC) at TU Dresden with a total of around 29 Million Euros over the next four years. Among one of these three is the CRC 1415 “Chemistry of Synthetic Two-Dimensional Materials” by Prof. Dr. Xinliang Feng, who is group leader of the Chair for Molecular Functional Materials at the cfaed – Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden.
Read more … The Future of Nano Materials Research from Dresden: Cfaed Chair receives one of three DFG programmes for Nano Materials Collaborative Research Center at TU Dresden
Published on Mon, 27 Apr 2020 in NEWS
Organic and molecular electronics is an innovative class of electronics with huge market potential in four key application areas: displays; photovoltaics; lighting; and integrated smart systems. While the technology is novel it is also able to be harnessed in many current applications, providing reduced cost and low energy manufacturing processes. The Master’s in Organic and Molecular Electronics Program strives to educate young professionals in this innovative field. The international two-year full-time study program is taught in English and coordinated by IAP and cfaed at TU Dresden. It offers an interdisciplinary study program comprising physics, chemistry, electrical engineering, and materials science. The close collaboration with industry partners enables a highly practice-oriented education.Application deadline: people from Non-EU countries: 31 May, people from EU countries: 15 JulyMore info here
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