NaMLab – nanoelectronic materials laboratory
NaMLab was founded in 2006 as a university-industry joint venture and is now a TU Dresden company. Based on key expertise in dielectric materials for semiconductor devices, NaMLab focuses on the integration and application of its materials expertise applied to reconfigurable and energy efficiency devices by placing the device rather than the material system itself into the center of its research activities.
How to fabricate a capacitor in the NaMLab cleanroom
News
- Soundarya Nagarajan wins the GADEST 2024 Young Scientist AwardSoundarya Nagarajan wins the GADEST 2024 Young Scientist Award NaMLab likes to congratulate Soundarya Nagarajan for winning the Young Scientist […]
- Patrick Lomenzo wins 2024 IEEE Ferroelectrics Young investigator AwardNaMLab likes to congratulate Patrick Lomenzo for winning the 2024 Ferroelectrics Young Investigator Award, in recognition of his significant contribution […]
- United for Democracy!Dresden’s scientific and cultural institutions, under the umbrella of DRESDEN-concept e. V. and the alliance #WOD Weltoffenes Dresden, invite you to participate […]
Publications
- On the thickness scaling of ferroelectric hafnia
IEEE Transactions on Materials for Electron Devices
>10.1109/TMAT.2024.3423665 - Influence of Biaxial Strain and Interfacial Layer Growth on Ferroelectric Wake-Up and Phase Transition Fields in ZrO2
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
>10.1021/acsami.4c06143 - Voltage Programmable Pyroelectric Sensors With ZrO₂-Based Antiferroelectrics
IEEE Sensors Journal
>10.1109/JSEN.2024.3368772
Events
- Save the Date: High k Workshop 2025 – March 12/13thNaMLab invites to the Novel High-k Application Workshop on March 12th and 13th, 2025. New challenges offered by the application […]
- High k Workshop 2024 – March 11/12thNaMLab invites to the Novel High-k Application Workshop on March 11th and 12th, 2024. New challenges offered by the application […]
- Reconfigurable Transistors on the Cover of PSS(a)Reconfigurable Transistors on the Cover of PSS(a) volume 220 issue 19