Non-trivial topological waveguides tutorial in charge of Prof. Dr. Marco Miniaci (08/07/2021)
A tutorial about designs and measurements of non-trivial topological waveguides took place last 8th July. Was in charge of Prof. Dr. Marco Miniaci and it can be seen in this link.
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About the Project
The volumes of data that are processed globally every day boggle the mind. Cloud-based platforms, the emerging Internet of Things and future mission-critical applications such as self-driving cars require ever-faster processing speeds and reliability of information transmission.
Combined with this is the need to reduce energy consumption. The EU-funded LEIT project is developing technology for very low-power and low-loss information transmission in nanoelectronic circuits using phonons as the information carries. Phonons are vibrational energy packets or quanta of sound arising from oscillating atoms in a crystal, much like photons are quanta of light. Better yet, the platforms will be compatible with silicon technologies.
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INL - International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory
Avenida Mestre José Veiga
s/n, 4715-330
Braga, Portugal
Location: 41°33'16.4"N | 8°24'00.8"W
Tel: (+351) 253 140112