Prof. in EE, IHT at Uni Stuttgart. Working on a broad range of electronic materials and devices.
Joined November 2021
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Alwin Daus retweeted
⚡ Memristive computing at #Neuronics26!
Erbing Hua explores cryogenic memristive computing, @AlwinDaus advances thin-film RRAM and phase-change memories, while Sangbum Kim discusses analog compute-in-memory for efficient AI.
🔗 nanoge.org/Neuronics26/home
Alwin Daus retweeted
📢 Tomorrow is your last chance to join the #Neuronics26 program!
Submit your Flash Talk abstract now and share your research with the international computing community.
📍 Seoul, South Korea
🗓️ 8-10 September 2026
🔗 Send a Flash Talk abstract: nanoge.org/Neuronics26/home
Alwin Daus retweeted
Only 2 days left to submit an abstract for #AVS71! The Nanoscale Science and Technology Division has an exciting lineup of sessions on:
🔬 Nanoscale imaging
💡 Light-matter interactions
🤖 AI for materials
🧩 Multimodal techniques for surfaces and interfaces
⚛️ Materials for quantum and energy science
avs71.avs.org/division-nanos…
New paper: Thermally Assisted Atomic-Scale Intermixing and Ordering in GeTe–Sb2Te3 Superlattices
We looked at impact of annealing on intermixing in #pcm superlattices and projected possible impacts for phase-change memory devices.
@acsnano
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New paper: Flexible p-type WSe2 transistors with decent performance. We also analyze charge trapping behavior in these top-gated devices.
doi.org/10.1021/acsami.4c132…
@ACS_AMI #OpenAccess
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Alwin Daus retweeted
An incredible lineup of Keynote speakers at IFETC 2024! Register at: ifetc2024.org/
Had a great time at Device Research Conference #DRC
Quynh Thi Phung presented our work on flexible WSe2 transistors
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Memories of my first visit to the US come back being in #NJTransit. Today just to reach the airport to go to #DRC 2024
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Alwin Daus retweeted
How good can transition metal dichalcogenide (TMD) #solarcells be? @KooshaNassiri led our study of their most realistic limits, including Auger & defects. Power conversion could be 25% even with existing ~50 nm thin TMDs, good news for lightweight #PVs.
nature.com/articles/s42005-0…
Alwin Daus retweeted
Welcome to @AlwinDaus from University of Freiburg, who will act as @IIfetc focused session co-chair! @IEEEEDS & @IEEEorg RFID council!
My group @UniFreiburg gets traction! Jasmin-Clara Bürger will work on #sustainable metal-oxides. Krishna Rudrapal will work on #memristors and integration into spiking #neuromorphic SoC. Here our first group meeting with Meera Nandakumar and Quynh Phung @RWTH. Soon to be united!
The last piece of my #postdoc work from @Stanford with @profericpop published now in @IEEEorg TED. We studied different back-gate dielectrics for ITO transistors. Low roughness ensures good mobility and low EOT improves bias stress stability:
doi.org/10.1109/TED.2023.331…
Alwin Daus retweeted
Please RT. We have an immediate opening for a postdoc on nanoscale (heat transfer) simulations. Monte Carlo experience is preferred, but DFT, MD, BTE are also good. You will closely collaborate w/ nanoscale temperature experiments. To apply, email me & mention this "ad".
Alwin Daus retweeted
Are you interested in bioinspired materials, soft robotics and plant biomechanics?
We are #hiring at @livMatS_UniFR
of @UniFreiburg!
I have opened a #PhD position in my lab in the field of Bioinspired Plant-hybrid materials.
Deadline: 10 November 2023
livmats.uni-freiburg.de/en/c… – at Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany
Alwin Daus retweeted
Good for 2D semiconductors. @imec_int puts "atomic channels" on their technology roadmap in 2036. Many puzzles to solve till then! There is growing consensus that atomically thin 2D semiconductors are the main post-Si option. CFET = stacked NMOS and PMOS.
tomshardware.com/news/imec-r…
Had a great time at @IIfetc and I had the chance to meet my #PhD mate Giuseppe Cantarella again 5 years after we both completed our PhDs. Nice to see he works towards a more #sustainable future in #electronics
#Reunited
Our perspective article on the potential of TMD #transistors for #flexibleelectronics is out!
doi.org/10.1002/aelm.2023001…
Alwin Daus retweeted
Our survey of neuromorphic engineering is now published in @ProceedingsIEEE!
We demystify the promises and the actual state of the field, the key trends, tradeoffs and design choices, showing the current gaps and next steps for a neuromorphic advantage.
👉 doi.org/10.1109/JPROC.2023.3…
