Paul R. Berger

Departments of Electrical & Computer Engineering and Physics; Director of Nanoscale Patterning Lab; Director, Nanoelectronics and Optoelectronics Lab; Co-Director of Polymer Device Lab, and Nanofabrication and Materials Processing Center

201 Caldwell Lab

2024 Neil Avenue

614-247-6235

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My research interests are: Si-based resonant interband tunnel diodes for quantum functional circuitry (mixed-signal, logic, and low power embedded memory) to extend CMOS;nanoelectronics: Si-based quantum dot nanoswitches to replace CMOS;conjugated polymer-based flexible electronics and foldable optoelectronics and photovoltaics; passive millimeter wave imaging for security and safety via Si-based backward diode sensors;molecular electronics with quantum functional circuit elements using conjugated polymers;optoelectronic devices and integrated circuits; and RHEED studies of strained layer molecular beam epitaxy and self-assembled quantum dots.