Inge Asselberghs
Inge Asselberghs is program manager for exploratory logic at imec. She received the M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in chemistry from the University of Leuven, Leuven, Belgium, in 1998 and 2003, respectively. After a Post-Doctoral Fellowship in nonlinear optics, she moved to imec, Leuven, as a Researcher, where she was involved in exploratory 2-D-material-based device fabrication and characterization.
Authored articles
Imec brings magnetic domain wall devices closer to industrial reality
Unique design enables full electrical control, paving the way to both logic and memory nano-device operation
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The promise of hybrid graphene/metal structures for advanced interconnects
Hybrid structures of graphene and metal are worthy candidates for extending the back-end-of-line technology roadmap beyond 1nm. This article takes a closer look at two of these hybrid schemes: a graphene-capped metal interconnect and a stack of alternating graphene/metal layers. The authors discuss the potential of using these hybrid structures as advanced interconnects, they highlight the crucial role of (engineering) the interface between the two conducting materials and list the remaining integration challenges. At the 2021 IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference, imec presents other options for scaling the back-end-of-line.
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2D transistors look to extend the logic roadmap
Compound Semiconductor highlights imec’s work on 2D-material-based transistors
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