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Krishna Saraswat is the Rickey/Nielsen Professor Emeritus at Stanford University's School of Engineering. Over his distinguished career, he has worked on a variety of innovative materials and process technologies in silicon, germanium, and III-V devices, focusing on interconnects and VLSI nanoelectronics. His current research interests include new device structures that continue scaling MOS transistors, DRAMs, flash memories in the nanometer regime, as well as the development of 3-dimensional ICs with multiple layers of heterogeneous devices and metal optical interconnections. Additionally, he investigates high-efficiency, low-cost solar cells. Dr. Saraswat has received numerous accolades, including the University Researcher Year Award from the Semiconductor Industry Association in 2012 and the Andrew S. Grove Award from IEEE in 2004. He is also a Life Fellow of IEEE since 1974. His expertise and contributions to the field are recognized globally, making him a distinguished figure in semiconductor technology and nanoelectronics research.
Stanford University • Stanford, California
Professor Emeritus in the School of Engineering.
Stanford University • Stanford, California
Emeritus faculty in the Department of Electrical Engineering.
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