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Naimul Hassan is a fifth-year Electrical Engineering Ph.D. student at the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering & Computer Science at The University of Texas at Dallas (UTDallas). He received the B.Sc. degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering …
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Predicting the results of nanoelectronic experiments with Neural Ordinary Differential Equations
When designing new electronics technologies, it is essential to be able to predict the results of experiments to optimize the technology and design systems that make use of it. For this purpose, a mathematical model of the technology is …
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A perfectly symmetric system that ends up in a non-symmetric state: coupled optical nanocavities under coherent excitation
Symmetry governs nature… but not always the way we expect! Although systems tend to respect their initial symmetries in general, sometimes they may refuse to obey them. We then refer to “spontaneous symmetry breaking”, as it is the case …
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Claire Poujouly - Vulgarising your thesis in the form of a comic strip
Vulgarising her thesis in the form of a comic strip is the exercise that Claire Poujouly, a doctoral student in the DPT MNBF, BIOSYS team in collaboration with the Diagonale Paris-Saclay and the illustrator Marine Spaak, has brilliantly undertaken. …
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Room temperature GeSn laser
A C2N team, in collaboration with CEA Grenoble (LETI and IRIG) and STMicroelectronics, presents the first room temperature laser with GeSn, a group IV semiconductor compatible with silicon fabrication. This major result is published in Optics Express. GeSn …
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