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Research area for Quantum Integrated Processing

Integrated Electron Devices Lab., Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, and Research Area for Quantum Integrated Processing, RCIQE

Main subject of this laboratory is research and development of semiconductor-nanowire-based devices and related technologies for green electronics. The semiconductor nanowire potentially realizes ultra-low-power consumption and highly efficient operation of the electron and optoelectronics devices, since it can concentrate and control the electrons and photons in one dimension with small energy. The nanowire is formed by selective-area crystal growth technique and it is applied to ultra-low power consumption transistors, solar cells, light emitting devices, functional electron devices, and their integrated systems.
Keywords: semiconductor nanowire, electron and optoelectronic devices, functional devices

NEWS

2016 1 Jun.

• Dr. Katsuhiro Tomioka has been appointed as an Assistant Professor of the Lab.

2016 1 Apr.

• Proffssor Takashi Fukui has become a Professor Emiritus in Hokkaido University, and Prof. Junichi Motohisa and Dr. Katsuhiro Tomioka have been appointed as Lab faculty members.

2012 25 Jun.

• Two papers have been selected as Most Cited Journal of Crystal Growth Articles   

2012 6 Jun.

• Paper "Vertical Surrounding Gate Transistors Using Single InAs Nanowires Grown on Si Substrates", APEX 3 (2010) 025003) has been selected as Most Cited Articles 2011 of Applied Physics Express.

2012 18 Apr.

• Member list updated

2012 18 Apr.

• Paper list updated 

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