DTCO Device Lab, PKU
The Power of Nature is Unbelievable
Heng Wu, Associate professor at the School of Integrated Circuits of Peking University from 2023.
Experiences: Research Staff Member at IBM T. J. Watson Research Center in New York State, USA from 2016 to 2022, working towards Next-gen Logic Development. Prior to this, I received the Ph.D. degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Purdue University under Professor P.D. Ye in 2016, with a thesis on Beyond Si CMOS.
Research: My research focuses on Design Technology Co-optimization (DTCO), 3D Integration, VLSI Device&Design and Semiconductor Devices&Physics. I have published more than 100 papers/book chapters and filed more than 600 US/China/EU patents.
Focus: We try our best to work on real problems. Our research starts from challenges that matter in real devices, technologies, and manufacturing—not from the pursuit of novelty for its own sake. We value solid science, rigorous engineering, and results that can stand up to careful scrutiny and real-world constraints. Our goal is simple: do meaningful work, do it well, and make it useful.
Recognitions: Recipient of Best Paper Awards of several renowned conferences such as VLSI2024, DRC2015, TECHON2015 and SISC2013. I also received the IEEE Paul Rappaport Award and was appointed as “IBM Master Inventor”.
Services: Editor for IEEE Transactions on Semiconductor Manufacturing, incoming chair of IEEE Semiconductor Manufacturing Committee, TPC member of several international conference SSDM, IEEE EDTM, CSTIC, ISEDA, ICSICT, ISQED.
Openings: The group has 3-5 openings for potential graduate students every year and post-doc researchers. If you are interested in pioneering/contributing in advancement of IC technology, This is the place.
Expectation for Potential Students: Problem-solving,Team-working and Enthusiasm. You are strongly encouraged to read two textbooks: < Fundamentals of Modern VLSI Devices> by Tak H. Ning & Yuan Taur and < Digital Integrated Circuits, A Design Perspective> by Jan. Rabaey.
THINK, THINK DIFFERENT and HARD WORKING.
If you want to be successful, attitude is everything. We have all the knowledge you need and you ought to be ready to have the attitude to do something with it.
—Robert H. Dennard —
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selected publications
- IEDM
A 14 nm embedded stt-mram cmos technologyIn 2020 IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM), Dec 2020