Laurent Pichon

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Laurent Pichon is a Professor at the Institut d'Electronique et de Télécommunications de Rennes, France. His research areas include CMOS technology, organic semiconductors, and biosensors, with a focus on electrical characterization and modeling of thin-film transistors and detection of bacteria. His recent publications address various aspects of these topics, including transient currents in FDSOI technology and the development of silicon nanowire-based biosensors.

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EDNA ROCIO FERRUCHO ALVAREZ

rennes university

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Université de Rennes 1

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Theoretical Model of Transient Current in CMOS Inverter Under IR Laser Pulse Responsible of Bitflip in FDSOI Technology

Interpretation of Hopping Transport Based on Pentacene Thin-Film Transistors

Silicon nanowires-based biosensors for the electrical detection of Escherichia coli

An organic ambipolar charge trapping non-volatile memory device based on double heterojunctions

Modeling of High-Current Polycrystalline Silicon Thin Film Transistors by Incorporating Buried Electrode

Elucidation of the Density of States for Polycrystalline Silicon Vertical Thin-Film Transistors

Recent Developments for the Detection of Escherichia Coli Biosensors Based on Nano-Objects—A Review

In-depth analysis of electrical characteristics for polycrystalline silicon vertical thin film transistors

3D growth of silicon nanowires under pure hydrogen plasma at low temperature (250 °C)

Characterization and electrical modeling of polycrystalline silicon vertical thin film transistors

Inductively Coupled Plasma Chemical Vapor Deposition for Silicon‐Based Technology Compatible with Low‐Temperature (≤220 °C) Flexible Substrates

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EDNA ROCIO FERRUCHO ALVAREZ

Anne Jolivet-Gougeon

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