Solid-State Electronics
We are a part of the incredibly exciting development of semiconductor electronics and our objective is to develop technical solutions from individual devices to small systems.
Everywhere in our existence, there is electronics, from controlling spacecraft to monitoring cell functions. The development in semiconductor electronics has been astonishingly fast, and yet we are only at the beginning. The predominant silicon technology has now come so far that it, too, is starting to reach its physical limits. We have, therefore, been exploring new frontiers with unconventional ideas and intelligent solutions in order to revolutionise electronics and make it our life companion in all aspects.
At the Solid-State Electronics Division, we are part of this incredibly exciting development. Our objective is to develop technical solutions from individual devices to small systems. We strive for innovations related to electronics for Life Science, Healthcare Technology and Next-Generation Computing. We also explore materials and component solutions towards a new computing paradigm wherein quantum and neuromorphic electronics play a crucial role.
Research areas
Electronics for Life Science
0D – 1D – 2D – 3D Electronics and Optoelectronics.
Electronics for Healthcare Technology
Prosthetics, Body-Centric Communication.
Electronics for Next-Generation Computing
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Quantum and neuromorphic materials and devices.
Research groups
Emerging Electronics
Life-science technologies and smart energy solutions.
Flexible Electronics and Neuromorphic Engineering
Research and development of flexible electronics based on graphene and carbon nano-tubes.
Ionic and Optoelectronic Sensors
Life-science technologies and smart energy solutions.
Microwave Technology
Microwave technology for wireless networks, medicin and communications.
Microwaves in Medical Engineering
Research on point-of-care sensing for clinical diagnostics and monitoring.
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Nanoelectronics and Nanosensors
Advanced nanofabrication technology and novel nanodevice concepts towards applications in biotechnology and energy.
Thin Films of Advanced Electronic Materials
Development and modeling of advanced thin films deposition processes.
Research platforms
Our research platforms are divided into three mayor categories:
Platforms for System Demonstration
- Electronic, Ionic & Optoelectronic Sensor Technology
- Biomechatronics & Neuroprosthetics
- Clinical Technology
- Neuromorphic & Quantum Electronics
Platforms for Chip Making
- Vacuum-Based Materials Synthesis
- Solution-Processed Exotic Materials
- Silicon Nanofabrication
Platforms for Characterisation
- Electrical & Noise
- Optical
- Microwave-Millimetre Wave-THz
Our latest publications at the Division of Solid-State Electronics
- Ghosh, Sagnik; Rangaiah, Pramod; Aboulsaad, Mustafa et al., 2025
- Rangaiah, Pramod; Kumar, B. P. Pradeep; Augustine, Robin, 2025
- Zhu, Yuan; Liang, Jia-sheng; Shi, Xun et al., 2024
- Rangaiah, Pramod; Engstrand, Johan; Johansson, Ted et al., 2024
- Fuaad, Mariatul Rawdhah Ahmad; Mohammed, Nazibul Hasan; Muthalif, Asan G. A. et al., 2024
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