Sebastien Couet
Sebastien Couet received his PhD in physics from the University of Hamburg, Germany, in 2008. From 2009 to 2014, he was a postdoctoral fellow at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, where he specialized in the interface physics of magnetic/oxide heterostructures. In 2014, he joined imec, Leuven, where he is currently the program director for magnetics. In this role, he oversees the development of the various MRAM-based memory concepts for embedded and standalone applications and other exploratory magnetic device concepts.
Authored articles
Novel SOT-MRAM architecture opens doors to high-density last-level cache memory applications
First demonstration of field-free, gate-voltage assisted SOT-based switching operation in a multi-pillar configuration
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Through the EU SPEAR project, imec offers training on SOT-MRAM: emerging memory for microcontrollers and embedded systems
From October 3 to 5, imec organized a hybrid (offline/online) training on SOT-MRAM technology for memory, from fundamentals to materials to integration and circuit design challenges. The content remains available through imec.academy and is suitable for any profile that relates to magnetics, emerging memories and magnetic memories in general and is suitable both to master level students up to trained experts that want to have a deep insight in upcoming technologies.
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MRAM technologies: from space applications to unified cache memory?
Towards CMOS-compatible fabrication of STT-, SOT-, VCMA-, VG-SOT- and domain-wall flavors of MRAM
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