Diploma Thesis / Project Work / Bachelor- and Master-Thesis
Requests and topic assignment for
- Study Works
- Diploma Thesis
- Project Works
- Bachelor-/Master-Thesis
at the Chair of Nanoelectronics are handled by:
Dr. Volker Neumann
E-Mail: Dr. Volker Neumann
or you can contact the topic supervisors directly.
Topic and Description | Supervisor |
Single processes and process integration for the fabrication of vertical graphene based transistors for RF- and optoelectronics applications | Dr. Carsten Strobel |
Screening of different electrodes for resistive random access memory (RRAM) devices based on HfO2 switching material (*)
|
Dr. Carsten Strobel |
Correlation of HfO2 atomic layer deposition parameters with switching properties of resistive random access memory devices (*)
|
Dr. Carsten Strobel |
Development and comparison of PEALD processes for the production of metal nitride films and investigation on the film growth using in situ measurement techniques | Dr. Martin Knaut |
Process development for the fabrication of Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide (IGZO) based devices and electrical characterisation
|
Dr. Benjamin Max |
Reliability of IGZO-based devices:
|
Dr. Benjamin Max |
Fabrication and characterization of reconfigurable 2D transistors | Dr. André Heinzig |
Electrochemical investigation of Ru surfaces by underpotential deposition of copper ions
|
Dr. Volker Neumann |
Electrolytic hydrogen incorporation into silicon single crystals
|
Dr. Volker Neumann |
Development and analysis of complex memristors on multilayer material stacks. The work includes:
|
M.Sc. Cuo Wu |
Regarding student topics at the NaMLab gGmbH, please contact:
Dr. Stefan Schmult
E-Mail: Dr. Stefan Schmult
(*) "The HfO2-based RRAM topics supervised by Dr. Strobel/Prof. Mikolajick are part of a joint development project between the TU Dresden, Chair of Nanoelectronics, and the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). The project is termed “Optimized ALD processes for High-k RRAM Cells” (Acronym: ALDRAM) and targets on investigating HfO2 based RRAM stacks. Students working on these topics can already come into contact with TSMC during the completion of their master's/diploma thesis by presenting interim and/or final results to TSMC representatives. Promising students working on these topics could potentially also use this work as a career steppingstone into the company."