Research Accomplishments:

Professor Mazumder’s research group has developed many cross-cutting and synergistic problem solving methodologies for VLSI systems by integrating multidimensional knowledge from solid-state devices, circuit theory, numerical analysis, electromagnetic theory, and quantum physics ( click here ). He has secured over 4 dozen research grants from National Science Foundation, Army Research Office, Air Force Office of Scientific Research, Office of Naval Research, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Korean Government and several companies to conduct the following research projects.

Current and Past Research Projects:

• Semiconductor Memories
• Self-Healing VLSI Chip Design
• Genetic Algorithm Based Distributed CAD Tools for VLSI
• Quantum Tunneling Circuits and CAD Tools
• 3-D Confined Quantum Device Modeling and Nanoarchitectures
• THz Biosensing
• Nanomagnetics and Nanoarchitectures
• Synapse-based Nanoarchitectures
• Nanoscale CMOS Design Issues

Sample Video Talks [YouTube]:

• Talk 1 | Talk 2 | Talk 3 | Panel

Presentation Slides:

• DRAM & SRAM
• Digital & Analog Resistive Memories
• CMOS Electronic Design Automation
• CMOS Dynamic Noise Modeling
• RTD Circuits & Quantum SPICE Simulator
• Quantum Theory to Nanodevices
• Biology Inspired VLSI Design

Commercialization of Research:
For additional info contact: pinakimazum AT gmail DOT com

• Business Plan
• Design for Manufacturability Tools
• BISRAMGen Intro
• Allegro Intro
• Mellow Intro

Sample of Work Done at
National Science Foundation:

• On Evolution of VLSI CAD
• On Biocomputing in Emerging Models and Technologies (EMT)
• On EFRI Bio Initiative
• On EMT Cluster
• On Funding for Quantum Information Science
• Nanoelectronics Workshop Report
• EMT Biocomputing Workshop Report

Views on Nanoelectronics Research:

• Interview with TryNanoOrg

Past and Present Students:

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Research Sponsors:

National Science Foundation (NSF), Defense Advanced Research and Projects Agency (DARPA), Office of Naval Research (ONR), Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR), Army Research Office (ARO), State of Michigan (SM), Korean Government (KG) Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC), HRL Laboratories (HRL), Texas Instruments (TI), General Motors (GM), Hewlett Packard (HP), and Bell Northern Research (BNR).