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Vladimir Mitin

 

Research Laboratory Development and Supervisions


Research Laboratory Development

Vladimir Mitin has developed the research Laboratory “Materials, Device and Circuit Simulations Laboratory” in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Wayne. In August 2003 he moved the Laboratory to the University at Buffalo. He has interaction with several researchers inside and outside the university and recruit faculty, postdocs and students to work in the laboratory. After graduation, students are mostly working as device and circuits simulation software developers.

Supervisions

Since 1992 supervised up to six persons each semester (visitors, postdocs, Ph.D. and MS students) 

Ph.D. Dissertations Completed at Wayne State University (total 18)

Kai Wang, 2DEG Hot Electron Microbolometer for Millimeter and Sub-Millimeter Wavelength Heterodyne Sensing, F’08-F’11. Initial employer: Reticle InspectionDivision, KLA-Tencor.

 

Rahul Ramaswamy, Hot Electron Gallium Nitride Two Dimensional Electron Gas Nanobolometers for Advanced THz Spectroscopy, S’07-F’11. Initial employer: Intel, Portland, OR

 

Roman Olac-vaw, Toward Nanoscale Material Applications: Colloidal Quantum Dot Memory and Multi-Layer Graphene Electronics and Optoeletronics, F’07-S’2011. Initial employer: ASEE-NSF post-doc at Esensors, Buffalo, NY and currently with Intel, Portland Technology Development (PTD), Derivative Technology Development.

 

Li-Hsin Chien, Quantum Dot Infrared Photodetectors Based on Structures with Potential Barriers: Modeling and Optimization. F’ 2007-F’2010. Dr. Chien is currently at Texas Instruments, Dallas, TX.

 

Andrey Antipov, Quantum Dots: Structures, Properties and Applications, S’2006-S’2010. Dr. Antipov returned to his country of origin upon graduation.

 

Matthew Bell, Topological Excitations and Fluctuations in Superconducting Nanostripes. F’2004 – S’2008, Posdoc at the Rutgers University.

Rustam Bashirov, Computer Simulation of Semiconductor Ballistic Devices in Nanoscale Quantum Limit., F'1999 - S'2004. Dr. Bashirov returned back to his country of origin upon graduation.

Nizami Vagidov, Computer Simulation of Nonconventional Nanoscale Semiconductor Devices, F'1997 -S'2001. Currently at EE Department, SUNY at Buffalo, NY.

Irina Gordion, Switching Waves in Asymmetric Gate-Controlled Thyristor-Like Structures, W'1997 - S'2000.

Alex Brailovsky, Numerical Simulations of High-Power and Opto-Electronic Devices for Special Applications, F'1996 - S'1999.

Valeri Korobov, Numerical Simulation of Multilayered Thyristor - Like Semiconductor Devices, W’1993 - F’1998. Currently at Ford Motor Company, MI.

Gediminas Paulavicius, Computer-Aided Analysis of Nonequilibrium Optical-Phonon Effects in Nanoscale n-GaAs Devices and Structures, W'1995 - W'1998. Currently at Synopsys, Inc., Sunnyvale, CA.

Remis Gaska, Modeling of Hot Carrier Relaxation in Quantum Wires, F'1992 - F'1996. Currently at APA Optics, Inc., Blaine, MN.

Saulius Kersulis, Simulation of Growth of Semiconductors, W'1993 - F'1996. Currently at Synopsys, Inc., Sunnyvale, CA.

Pankaj Shah, Numerical Simulation of Semiconductor Light Emitters Based on the AlGaInN Material System and Cased on Novel Multiterminal GaAs Thyristors, F'1992 - F'1996. Currently at Army Research Laboratory, Ft. Monmouth, NJ.

Yuri Sirenko, Ph.D., Microscopic Models for Computer-Aided Design of Semiconductor Devices with Low-Dimensional Electron Gas, W'1992 - F'1994. Currently at Synopsys, Inc., Sunnyvale, CA.

Nikolai Bannov, Electron Scattering, Transport, and Noise in Two-Dimensional Semiconductor Structures, F'1991 - F'1994. Currently at Avant! Corporation, Fremont, CA.

Rimvydas V. Mickevicius, Hot Electron Scattering, Transport, and Noise in Quasi-One-Dimensional Semiconductor Structures, W'1991 - F'1993. Currently at Integrated Systems Engineering, Inc., Mountain View, CA.

Master's Theses Completed at Wayne State University (total - 4)

Julia Eizenkop, Computer Simulation of Non-Equilibrium Phonons Propagation and Transformation in GaAs/GaAlAs Heterostructures, W'1999 - W'2000.

Gediminas Paulavicius, Computer-Aided Analysis of Novel Semiconductor Devices Based on Nonequilibrium Phonon Effects in Low Dimensional n-GaAs Structures, W'1994 - W'1995.

Vadim Aristov, Computer Simulation of Electron Scattering and Conductivity in Low Dimensional Structures, F'1992 - S'1995.

Lakshmi Narayama Kethamreddy, Electron Transport in Quasi-One-Dimensional GaAs/AlAs Quantum Wires, F'1992 - F'1993.

Current Research Group

Two Researchers: A. Sergeev and N. Vagidov.