Who We Are Looking For

We welcome motivated PhD, M.Eng, MSc, and undergraduate researchers interested in semiconductor devices for memory, sensing, reliability, and neuromorphic computing.

Strong applicants usually have experience or interest in one or more of the following areas:

  • Microelectronics and semiconductor device physics
  • Memory devices, RRAM, CBRAM, or emerging non-volatile memories
  • Device fabrication, electrical characterization, or reliability testing
  • Optoelectronic sensors, machine vision, or neuromorphic hardware
  • Data analysis, modelling, and experimental automation

Current Research Topics

CBRAM and RRAM Devices

Chalcogenide-based conductive-bridge and resistive memory devices for high-density memory and in-processor integration.

Retinomorphic Sensors

Bio-inspired sensing devices for dynamic machine vision and energy-efficient visual information processing.

High-k Reliability

Trap dynamics, reliability physics, and material/device characterization in advanced transistor and memory structures.

Funding Routes

Funding availability depends on admission cycle, nationality, sponsor requirements, and NTU scholarship timelines. Possible routes include:

  • NTU research scholarships and graduate scholarships
  • Industrial Postgraduate Programme (IPP) opportunities
  • Sponsored projects with industrial collaborators
  • Research assistant or research fellow appointments when available

Please check the NTU EEE PhD admission criteria and NTU graduate admission guide for official requirements and deadlines.

How To Contact Us

Email EDSANG at NTU dot EDU dot SG with the subject:

Prospective PhD/MEng Student - YOUR NAME

Please include:

  • A short personal statement describing your research interests
  • Your CV
  • Academic transcripts, if available
  • Publications, projects, or relevant technical work, if any
  • The admission intake or timeframe you are considering

Collaboration And Research Fellow Enquiries

Prospective research fellows and collaboration partners are welcome to email EDSANG at NTU dot EDU dot SG with a short description of the proposed research direction.