LATEST
NEWS:
We are a
research
group led by
Prof.
Eric
Pop in Electrical Engineering
(
EE) and
Materials Science & Engineering (
MSE) at
Stanford University.
We are
located in the Paul G. Allen
Annex, working
in the Stanford Nanofabrication Facility (
SNF) and the
Stanford Nano Shared Facilities (
SNSF).
We are affiliated with the Stanford
SystemX
Alliance and the Non-Volatile Memory Technology Research
Initiative (
NMTRI).
Our research is at the intersection of nanoelectronics and nanoscale
energy conversion, exploring topics such as:
- Energy-efficient transistors, data storage (memory), and
thermoelectrics
- 2D materials (graphene, h-BN, MoS2,
WSe2,...) and phase-change materials (GST, VO2)
- Fundamental physical limits of current and heat flow, e.g.
ballistic electrons and phonons
- Applications of nanoscale energy transport, conversion, and
harvesting
Our work includes nanofabrication, characterization, and
multiscale
simulations. On-campus collaborations include (Applied) Physics, SLAC, Chemical, and Mechanical
Engineering, and off-campus they range from UIUC, UC Davis, Georgia
Tech, UT
Dallas, Univ. of Tokyo and
Singapore
(NUS), to TU Wien, Univ. Bologna and Poli Milano, etc.
Learn about our work:
for a broader introduction, see our
press
coverage. For the technical details, read
through our
publications.
Also see other materials linked above, like
software
(some on the
nanoHub)
and
teaching.
Directions to our lab:
Paul Allen Building Annex
parking
directions (PDF),
campus
map,
Google
map