Bogdan Govoreanu
Bogdan Govoreanu is Quantum Computing Program Manager at imec, where he coordinates the technical research and development program activities. Prior to this, his research work included various topics in Memory Technology and Emerging Devices, with focus on Flash and resistive switching memory technologies, selectors and neuromorphic computing. He developed strong interests in novel concepts for computing and storage beyond current mainstream technologies. As of 2017, his research focuses on Quantum Computing Technologies and Systems. Bogdan holds a Ph.D. degree in Applied Sciences from KU Leuven for his research performed at imec on novel tunnel barrier concepts.
Authored articles
Connecting the (quantum) dots: A bilinear 2D device architecture for large-scale silicon-based quantum computers.
Designing a device architecture for large-scale quantum computers is still challenging. Efficient quantum algorithms require 2D qubit arrays in which each qubit is connected to its neighbors and can easily be accessed by external circuits and devices. With the number of qubits increasing, this becomes extremely complicated. Bogdan Govoreanu, quantum computing program manager at imec, presents an innovative 2D bilinear device architecture for silicon-spin qubits, where each qubit is connected to four other qubits.
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Improved quantum-device characteristics in a semi-industrial process flow
Imec shows uniform and tunable all-silicon spin qubit devices in a 300mm integrated process flow.
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