Neuromorphic Device Lab

Neuromorphic Device

Retinomorphic Device

High-K Transistors

Important info for all prospective students

Scholarship opportunities available for ALL PhD level research in the following areas:

Conductive Bridge Random Access Memory
Semiconductor Devices for Retinomorphic/Neuromorphic Computing

Scholarships now available for Aug 2024 admission. On-line application deadline: 31 Jan 2024

Interested? Contact us.

Check NTU Admission Criteria (EEE) and Apply Online at NTU Admission or talk with us.

Important info for prospective students

Ph.D. research scholarship funded by Singapore Economic Development Board and GlobalFoundries Singapore are also available for Aug 2024 admission.

Research topics:

Machine learning aided modelling/prediction of RF reliability of power amplifier for 6G and above communications
Conducting bridge random access memory (CBRAM) enabled RF switches for 6G and above communications

Only eligible to Singaporeans/Singapore Permanent Residents. Applicants must have good undergraduate academic performance (GPA > 4.0/5.0) from Local universities or equivalent GPA from other universities.

Prof. ANG Diing Shenp

Biography

Prof. Ang obtained both his B. Eng. (Hons) and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the National University of Singapore. He joined the School of EEE, NTU in July 2002 as an assistant professor and was promoted to associate professor in April 2008. He is American Chemical Society (ACS) member since 2019 and IEEE senior member since 2009. Prof. Ang served as IEEE Electron Device Society – Device Reliability Physics Committee Member(Jan 2013 – Dec 2017) and sub-committee member of IEEE International Reliability Physics Symposium for four years, IEEE International Integrated Reliability Workshop for five years, and IEEE International Symposium on the Physical and Failure Analysis of Integrated Circuits since 2004. He was listed in the 2000 Outstanding Intellectuals of the 21st Century (2008) by the International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England and in Marquis *Who’s Who in the World* for seven years.

Prof. Ang’s research interests lie mainly in neuromorphic RRAM device, device reliability physics and characterization.