Evan Witkoske received a bachelor’s degree at Purdue University with majors in Physics, Mathematics, and Statistics, while minoring in Electrical Engineering and Economics. He is currently pursuing a PhD degree in Electrical Engineering under the instruction of Professor Mark S. Lundstrom at Purdue University. His current research interests include characterization and simulation of nanoscale HBT's, along with the development and review of compact models to be implemented as part of the NEEDS program.
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Dive into the world of nanoelectronics with our foundational course that unravels the mysteries behind the tiny components powering today's technology. From understanding electron flow in solids to exploring the revolutionary implications of nanoscale transistors, this course is your gateway to mastering the basics of nanotechnology.
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Embark on an educational journey through the intricate realm of nanoelectronics with Part B: Quantum Transport. This course builds upon foundational concepts introduced in Part A, delving deeper into quantum mechanics' application to nanoscale electronics. You'll explore how electrons behave in confined spaces and learn about cutting-edge technologies such as spintronics.
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Dive into the fascinating world of nanotechnology with this introductory course on nanotransistors. From understanding their role in modern electronics to exploring the essential physics and technology, this course provides a solid foundation for anyone interested in the nano-revolution.