Advanced Semiconductor Materials and Devices group (ASMaD)
University of Glasgow · James Watt School of Engineering
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Prof. David Moran at University of Glasgow James Watt School of Engineering lists Wide Bandgap and Ultra-Wide Bandgap materials, III-V materials and devices for cryogenic electronics, High temperature and radiation-hard electronic devices and systems, 2D dichalcogenide materials for electronic devices, High frequency (RF) and high power semiconductor devices, Diamond Micro and Nano Electrical Mechanical Systems (MEMS/NEMS), Diamond-based radiation detectors as their registered research area.
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