1. Development of non-classical CMOS structures to meet ITRS Roadmap needs
2. Integration Development of CMOS with Novel Devices
3. Development of  New Device Structures
4. Technology Transfer to Industry

Projects:

1. III-V and Ge Esaki Diodes on Si Substrates
2. Integration of Resonant Interband Tunnel Diodes with CMOS

   a. Demonstrate a Tunneling SRAM circuit

   b. Demonstrate >100 ^oC PVCR of ~3

   c. Demonstrate multi-valued logic operation of CMOS/RITD circuitry

   d. Demonstrate proximity annealed Esaki Diodes at RIT.

3. Development of Ultra-Thin Body Field Effect Transistors
4. Development of Si-based waveguide structures

Team Members:

Faculty:

1. Sean L. Rommel

2. Santosh K. Kurinec

3. Karl D. Hirschman

Graduate Students:

1. Paul Thomas (MS Candidate Microelectronic Engineering)

2. David Pawlik (Ph.D. Candidate Microsystems Engineering)

Former Graduate Students

1. Stephen Sudirgo: MS 2003, Ph.D. 2006 (Intel corporation, NM)

2. Branislav Curanovic: MS 2004 (now employed at IBM E. Fishkill)

3. Keith Tabakman: MS 2003 (now employed at IBM E. Fishkill)

Former Senior Projects

1. Raymond Krom: Proximity Annealed Esaki Diodes

2. David Pawlik: Development of a FIBTET structure at RIT

3. Mohammed Rahman: Ultra-thin Body finFETs