Thirteen papers were accepted to IEEE IEDM, a record for Georgia Tech, and the highest among U.S. universities.

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Georgia Tech will be in the spotlight at the 71st International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM).

The conference, which kicks off on Dec. 6 in San Francisco, will feature 13 accepted papers with first author attribution from the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE).

That achievement sets a record for Georgia Tech papers accepted at IEDM. It also places the Institute first among U.S. universities and second internationally for papers accepted at this year’s conference.

IEDM is considered the “Super Bowl of Semiconductors” to those in the field, where the biggest ideas and breakthroughs in chip technology have made their debut, ever since its founding in 1955. Top researchers, leading companies, and emerging innovations all converge at this premier event.

Three of the papers received invitations for a special issue for the TED journal:

  • Experiments and Modeling of Defect Dynamics and BTI in Doped In2O3 TFTs Undergoing Densification during 400oC Post-BEOL Forming Gas Annealing (FGA), Yu-Hsin Kuo1 , Chengyang Zhang1 , Priyankka Gundlapudi Ravikumar1 , Sanghyun Kang1 , Taeyoung Song1 , Marco A. Villena, Luca Larcher3 , Hwan Kim4, Minji Hong, Pilsang Yun, Gaurav Thareja3 , Shimeng Yu1 , Daewon Ha4 , Suman Datta 1,5, Julia E. Medvedeva, Asif I. Khan1,5 (1 ECE, Georgia Tech, 2 University of Granada, 3 Applied Materials, 4 Semiconductor R&D Center, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., 5 MSE, Georgia Tech, 6 Missouri University of Science & Technology)
  • On the Localized Ferroelectric Phase Variation in Scaled FeFET: Experiments and Modeling, Omkar Phadke1 , Minji Shon1 , Stuart Wodzro1 , Halid Mulaosmanovic2 , Stefan Dünkel, Sven Beyer2 , Asif Khan, Suman Datta 1 , Shimeng Yu(1 Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, USA, 2 GlobalFoundries Fab1 LLC and Company, 01109 Dresden, Germany)
  • Monolithic 3D Integration of Dual-Gated ALD Oxide-Channel Non-Volatile Capacitive Memory on 40nm Si CMOS for Digital Compute-in-Memory, Junmo Lee1, Chengyang Zhang1, Siheon Park1, Hyeonwoo Park1, Tae-Hyeon Kim1, Leo Jen-Chieh Liu2, Elia Ambrosi2, Mingyuan Song2, Xinyu Bao2, Meng-Fan Chang2, Suman Datta1, Shimeng Yu(1 Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, USA; 2 Corporate Research, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Hsinchu, Taiwan)

On top of that, Monolithic 3D Integration of Dual-Gated ALD Oxide-Channel Non-Volatile Capacitive Memory on 40nm Si CMOS for Digital Compute-in-Memory is nominated for the Best Student Paper Award.

The 10 other Georgia Tech papers being presented at the conference are:

  • Array-Level Demonstration of Charge-Domain In-Memory Search using Back-End-of-Line Compatible Ferroelectric Nonvolatile Capacitors, Omkar Phadke1*, Junmo Lee1*, Po-Kai Hsu1, Chengyang Zhang1, Asif Khan1, Suman Datta1, Shimeng Yu1 (1 Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, USA, *Equally contributed authors)
  • DTCO of Multi-Tier CFETs: Ultimate Logic and SRAM Scaling of A5 Technology and Beyond, Minji Shon1*, Seongkwang Lim1*, Shimeng Yu1 (1 Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology *Equally contributed authors)
  • Direct Observation of Nanoscale Polarization Switching in HZO Ferroelectrics Using STEM-EBIC, Prasanna Venkatesan Ravindran1, Yueyun Chen2, Tristan O'Neill2, Ho Chan2, Hari Jayasankar1, Priyankka Ravikumar1, Zekai Wang1, Shelby Fields3, Megan Lenox3, William Hubbard4, Andrea Padovani5, Luca Larcher6, Gaurav Thareja6, Shimeng Yu1, Jon Ihlefeld3, Wanki Kim7, Daewon Ha7, Brian Reagan2, Asif Khan(1 Georgia Institute of Technology, 2 University of California Los Angeles, 3 University of Virginia, 4 NanoElectronic Imaging, 5 University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, 6 Applied Materials, 7 Samsung Electronics)
  • Fluid Imprint: A Reliability Bottleneck in Ferroelectric RAM Read Operation, Hyeonwoo Park1*, Jaewon Shin1*, Emmanuel Quezada1, Hyun Jae Lee1, Eknath Sarkar1, Shimeng Yu1, Asif Islam Khan1, Supratik Guha2, Wilfried Haensch2, Suman Datta1 (1 School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2 Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, University of Chicago, *Equally contributed authors)
  • Overcoming Threshold Voltage-Performance-Stability Tradeoff with Double-Gate Gallium Doped In2O3 MOSFETs using Tri-Layer HfO2-ZrO2-HfO2 Gate Stack, Eknath Sarkar1*, Hyeonwoo Park1*, Md Abdullah Al Mamun2*, Hyun Jae Lee1, Dyutimoy Chakraborty1, Emmanuel Quezada1, Chengyang Zhang1, Sharadindugopal Kirtania1, Mengkun Tian1, Asif I Khan1, Shimeng Yu1, Kyeongjae Cho2, Hwan Kim3, Changik Im3, M.J Hong3, Daewon Ha3, Suman Datta1 (1 School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2 Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Texas at Dallas, 3 Semiconductor Research and Development, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, *Equally contributed authors)
  • Experimental Demonstration of Robust High Temperature Operation with 104 Endurance and Stable VTh at 125oC Enabled by IL Scavenging in Si Channel FEFETs, Priyankka Ravikumar1, Andrea Padovani2, Chinsung Park1, Prasanna Venkatesan1, Malak Desouky1, Shimeng Yu1, Luca Larcher3, Gaurav Thareja3, Kijoon Kim4, Kwangyou Seo4, Kwangsoo Kim4, Wanki Kim4, Daewon Ha4, Asif Khan1 (1 Georgia Institute of Technology, GA, USA; 2 DISMI, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy; 3 Applied Materials; 4 Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., South Korea)
  • Demonstration of 3T0C Gain Cells with Self-Aligned Oxide Transistors for Parasitic-Aware Design at Array-level, Sunbin Deng1*, Jay V Sonawane1*, Faaiq G Waqar1*, Omkar Phadke1*, Chengyang Zhang1, Ming-Yen Lee1, Shimeng Yu1, Suman Datta1 (1 Georgia Institute of Technology *Equally contributed authors)
  • VLPred: Accelerated Endurance Prediction Platform Enabled by AI Surrogates, Prasanna Venkatesan Ravindran1, Congrui Li1, Andrea Padovani2, Zekai Wang1, Hari Jayasankar1, Priyankka Ravikumar1, Mohammad Nabian3, Kaustubh Tangsali3, Sheel Nidhan3, Janaki Vamaraju3, Ram Cherukuri3, Prakhar Mathur3, Enrico Piccinini4, Riccardo Foiera4, Roman Gafiteanu4, Khandekar Akif Aabrar1, Suman Datta1, Surya Kalidindi1, Luca Larcher4, Asif Khan1, Yiyi Wang3, Gaurav Thareja(1 Georgia Institute of Technology, 2 University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, 3 NVIDIA, 4 Applied Materials)
  • High-Efficiency BEOL-Compatible On-Chip Switched Capacitor DC-DC Converter Using Planar and Vertical Oxide Transistors with Trench Capacitors, Sunbin Deng1*, Hung-Chun Chou1*, Chengyang Zhang1*, Jungyoun Kwak1*, Arun Dandapani Asokan1, Emmanuel Quezada1, Eknath Sarkar1, Junmo Lee1, Jaewon Shin1, Dyutimoy Chakraborty1, Visvesh S Sathe1, Shimeng Yu1, Suman Datta1 (1 Georgia Institute of Technology *Equally contributed authors)
  • DC and AC PBTI / NBTI Analysis for BEOL Oxide FETs via On-the-Fly Measurement and Modeling, Hyun Jae Lee1*, Hyeonwoo Park1*, Chengyang Zhang1, Jaewon Shin1, Eknath Sarkar1, Hwan Kim2, Changik Im2, Min Ji Hong2, Daewon Ha2, Shimeng Yu1, Asif Islam Khan1, Suman Datta1 (1 Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2 Samsung Electronics *Equally contributed authors)

Two additional papers from Notre Dame University include attributed contributions from ECE Ph.D. students Lance Fernandes and Po-Kai Hsu, Associate Professor Asif Khan, and Professor Shimeng Yu:

  • Comprehensive Evaluation of Challenges in Realizing Disturb-Free Ferroelectric Vertical NAND via String-Compatible Independent Pass Gates
  • Securing 3D NAND Without Density Loss via In-Situ Encryption Using a Single Transistor XOR Cell

Khan and Yu also hold leadership positions at the upcoming conference.

Khan will serve as the co-chair for Session 22: : EDT | Advances in Oxide Semiconductor Devices: Physics, Integration, and Reliability and on the Emerging Device and Compute Technology committee.

Yu is a co-chair for Session 3: MT | Embedded Memory and Selector Only Memory and Session 12: MT | Ferroelectric Memories, while also sitting on the committee for Memory Technology.

See the full conference program here.

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