Research
The Koester NanoDevice Lab (KNDL) is currently focused on three key research areas: Two-Dimensional (2D) Material Devices, Three-Dimensional Heterogenous Integration (3DHI), and Ultrawide Bandgap (UWBG) Devices. View the equipment that enables these outcomes, and explore KNDL publications.
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Two-Dimensional (2D) Material Devices
KNDL develops high-performance transistors using 2D materials for applications in advance logic and memory circuits, as well as optoelectronic, spintronic and sensing devices.
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Three-Dimensional Heterogeneous Integration (3DHI)
KNDL investigates ways to use die and wafer bonding to integrate different semiconductor devices to create circuits with enhanced performance.
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Ultrawide Bandgap (UWBG) Devices
KNDL explores material properties and device applications of emerging ultra-wide bandgap materials, with a focus on group-IV oxide materials.