Peter Pichler

Associate Lecturer

Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg

Germany

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Peter Pichler is an Associate Lecturer at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg - Technische Fakultät in Germany. His research focuses on thermal transport in silicon nanowires, TCAD modeling, and the quantification of boron distribution in semiconductor materials. Recent publications include studies on the performance of nanowire transistors and the application of kinetic Monte Carlo methods for defect evolution in semiconductor processing.

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Rémi DEMOULIN

Normandie Université

FRANCE

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LATMOS-CNRS

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Paweł Michałowski

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Łukasiewicz Research Network - Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics

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Radial Thermal Transport from Heated Silicon Nanowires: Molecular Dynamics Simulations and Compact Engineering Models

TCAD modeling and simulation of self-limiting oxide growth and boron segregation during vertical silicon nanowire processing

Secondary ion mass spectrometry quantification of boron distribution in an array of silicon nanowires

Performance of vertical gate-all-around nanowire p-MOS transistors determined by boron depletion during oxidation

Prediction of the evolution of defects induced by the heated implantation process: Contribution of kinetic Monte Carlo in a multi-scale modeling framework

A Review of Platinum Diffusion in Silicon and Its Application for Lifetime Engineering in Power Devices

Intrinsic nano-diffusion-couple for studying high temperature diffusion in multi-component superalloys

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Rémi DEMOULIN

Jonas Müller

Paweł Michałowski

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