Fabrication of amorphous neuromorphic switching devices
The goal of the project is to synthesize two-terminal selector devices with high ON/OFF ratio and low threshold voltage using amorphous GeTe grown by sputtering in the cleanroom. You will go through a training process that allows you to gain access to the Notre Dame Nanofabrication facility. You will also learn how to carry out photolithography in a cleanroom setting and how to operate a sputtering chamber dedicated to the synthesis of chalcogenide materials.
Name of research group, project, or lab
Assaf group.
Why join this research group or lab?
- You will gain skills that are useful in the semiconductor industry and in graduate school.
- You will gain cleanroom experience.
- You will be part of a dynamic and collaborative group of people who work together to tackle some of the most exciting challenges in solid-state physics and materials science.