SYMPOSIUM 13 – Semiconductors and Microelectronics in Metal Halide, Chalcogenide and Oxide Perovskites

This symposium focuses on recent advances and developments in perovskite-based (including metal halide, chalcogenide, and oxide) semiconductors and microelectronics, including their synthesis, device fabrication and application. Metal halide perovskites are emerging low-cost, high-performance semiconductors with great application potential in a wide range of microelectronic applications. Chalcogenide perovskites have also attracted significant attention recently in energy generation and optoelectronics. Research in oxide perovskites are also reviving in the past few years thanks for new techniques for growth and device integration. The goal is to create an international and interdisciplinary forum for researchers from industry, academia, and national laboratories to exchange ideas and foster collaborations among different perovskite communities. We believe such collaborations can spark new ideas and drive new developments, given the same perovskite structure shared by these materials and similar engineering methods used by different perovskite communities.

Session Topics:

Theory and modeling of devices performance and properties in perovskites
Synthesis and characterization of metal halide, chalcogenide and oxide perovskite nanomaterials and thin films (e.g., low-dimensional perovskites, glassy perovskites, perovskite heterostructure/heterointerfaces)
Device contacts in perovskites
Structure-property correlation in perovskites
Role of defects, interface and synthesis/fabrication process on perovskite properties and device performance
Perovskites for emerging optoelectronics and detectors
Autonomous and high throughput characterization and fabrications
ML/AI enabled materials design and characterizations
Perovskite devices for extreme environments
Perovskite for flexible electronics
Perovskites for resistive switching and novel computing

Symposium Organizer(s):

Qing Tu, Texas A&M University, USA
Aiping Chen, Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA
Yuxuan Cosmi Lin, Texas A&M University, USA
Mythili Surendran, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
Wanyi Nie, SUNY Buffalo, USA

Point(s) of Contact:

Qing Tu; qing.tu@tamu.edu

Division Sponsor(s):

Basic Science Division
Electronics Division