Iuliana Radu

Program Director responsible for exploratory logic activities at imec
Author

Iuliana Radu is program director at imec, where she is leading the beyond CMOS and quantum computing activities. Prior to joining the logic program at imec in 2013, she was a Marie Curie and FWO fellow at KU Leuven and imec. Her work at imec and KU Leuven includes devices using the metal-to-insulator transition, ionic and electronic transport in functional oxides and devices with graphene and other 2D materials. Iuliana has received a PhD in physics from MIT in 2009 where she worked on the fractional quantum Hall effect and searched for non-abelian quasiparticles.

Iuliana Radu smiling in a portrait with a blurred lab background

Authored articles

Close-up of a microchip with layered circuit traces

Improved quantum-device characteristics in a semi-industrial process flow

21/06/2021
Longread
Quantum computing

Imec shows uniform and tunable all-silicon spin qubit devices in a 300mm integrated process flow.

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Silicon wafer with iridescent reflections under inspection, showing a patterned semiconductor surface

2D transistors look to extend the logic roadmap

08/06/2021
Featured in the media
Logic devices

Compound Semiconductor highlights imec’s work on 2D-material-based transistors

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Stylized hexagonal lattice of connected atoms representing a 2D material sheet

Five good reasons, three major challenges for introducing 2D materials into logic

15/03/2021
Listicle
Logic devices

2D materials such as tungsten disulfide (WS2) can play a crucial role in the fabrication of future logic chips. Due to their exceptional properties, they promise to enable ultimate gate length scaling, and can therefore extend the logic transistor scaling roadmap. They could also revolutionize how we think about chip architecture, blurring the line between front-end and back-end by enabling compact back-end-compatible transistors. In recent years, lab-based 2D-transistors have matured considerably, and a route is being developed for their industrial uptake. In parallel, remaining challenges towards improved device performance are being addressed. Below, Iuliana Radu, program director at imec, explains the worldwide interest in these materials, especially their promise to further extend the logic technology roadmap.

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Cross-section of a tiny electronic device with a narrow central channel between two darker regions

Imec introduces 2D materials in the logic device scaling roadmap

14/12/2020
Research update
Logic devices

Introduction is backboned by pathfinding work on 300mm integration and insights in device variability

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Abstract quantum circuit illustration with a glowing sphere above concentric rings in a blue-purple field

About qubits and quantum circuits

05/05/2020
Quantum computing
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Abstract molecular lattice graphic in blue tones

A 300mm platform for 2D-material based MOSFET devices

01/02/2019

Unlocking 2D-material based FETs for high-performance logic applications: obstacles and paths.

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Iuliana Radu on quantum computers

21/12/2018
Quantum computing

“In 2035, quantum processors with a few thousand qubits will run first small applications.”

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Abstract digital network of connected polygon tiles glowing in blue and red

When logic goes democratic

27/04/2018
Logic devices

The potential of spintronic and plasmonic majority gates.

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