Silicon Nanostructures and Carbon Nanotubes based Nanoelectronics

The aim of the “Silicon Nanostructures and Carbon Nanotubes based Nanoelectronics” program is to advance the frontier of nanoelectronics by leveraging the unique properties of silicon nanostructures and carbon nanotubes, aiming to develop innovative electronic devices and technologies with enhanced performance, scalability, and energy efficiency for various applications ranging from computing and communication to sensing and energy storage.

• Understand the fundamental properties and synthesis methods of silicon nanostructures and carbon nanotubes.
• Apply nanomaterials to develop innovative electronic devices.
• Master the techniques of integrating nanostructures into existing semiconductor technologies.
• Analyze the performance enhancements brought by nanostructures in electronics.
• Prepare for leadership roles in the technology sector by adopting advanced nanotechnology practices.

• Semiconductor Nanostructures & Nanomaterials
• Semiconductor Nanostructures & Nanomaterials: Introduction
• Silicon Nanowires
• Silicon Quantum Dots
• Silicon Nanotubes
• Hybrid Silicon-Carbon Nanotubes
• Silicon Carbide Nanotubes
• Carbon Nanotube based Field Emission Devices
• Carbon Nanotube Transistors
• Single Electron Transistor
• Ballistic Carbon Nanotube Field Effect Transistor with Palladium Contact
• Overview of Carbon Nanotube Field Effect Transistor Technology
• Notable Achievements in Nanoelectronics

• M.Tech students specializing in Electrical Engineering, Nanotechnology, Material Science, or Semiconductor Technology.
• M.Sc students in Physics, Chemistry, Material Science, or Electronic Engineering with a focus on nanoscale materials or devices.
• E0 level professionals who are just beginning their careers in technology sectors such as semiconductor manufacturing, electronics design, or nanotech firms and are looking to enhance their skills with advanced materials.
• E1 level professionals with some experience in industries such as electronic design automation, semiconductor manufacturing, or material research, aiming to deepen their knowledge and technical skills in nanostructured devices and integration techniques.

• Advanced understanding of nanostructured materials
• Proficiency in nanomaterials integration
• Enhanced skills in electronics design
• Expertise in semiconductor technologies
• Capability to innovate in tech product development

• Research and Development Specialist in Nanotechnology
• Nanoelectronics Design Engineer
• Product Development Manager for High-tech Components
• Technical Consultant for Semiconductor Industries
• Academic Researcher in Material Science
• Entrepreneur in Nanotech Innovations

• Research Scientist/Engineer: Work in research and development (R&D) departments of companies, research institutes, or universities to advance knowledge and develop new technologies in nanoelectronics.
• Process Engineer: Design and optimize manufacturing processes for producing nanoelectronic devices and materials with improved efficiency and performance.
• Device Fabrication Specialist: Operate and maintain equipment for fabricating nanoelectronic devices, such as lithography tools, deposition systems, and etching equipment.
• Product Development Manager: Lead teams in developing new nanoelectronic products, from concept to commercialization, by coordinating R&D, engineering, and marketing efforts.
• Quality Control/Assurance Specialist: Ensure the quality, reliability, and compliance of nanoelectronic products by implementing quality control processes, conducting inspections, and managing certifications.