Israel

Optoelectronic Chromatic Dispersion in photodiodes and photovoltaic cells for miniaturized optical spectroscopy driven by machine learning and supported by 3D physics simulations

Ariel University

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Location
Ariel, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Funding
Funded PhD Project (Students Worldwide)
Application deadline
Year-round applications

About the project

About the Project Photodetectors and photovoltaic cells are ubiquitous devices used for optical power measurements and energy harvesting. We are developing a new class of optoelectronic sensors for optical spectroscopy and material sensing based on these devices. This work combines elctrooptics, electronics, semiconductor physics, machine learning, RF signal processing and 3D physics simulations in order to develop a breakthrough technology that overcomes the cost/size/complexity/resolution tradeoffs - all that is required is the photodiode or PV cell. Our publications/patents in this area can be seen here: ‪ ‪Shmuel Sternklar‬ - ‪Google Scholar‬ https://www.ariel.ac.il/wp/eol/

Research areas

IsraelElectricalEngineeringElectronicEngineeringExperimentalPhysicsOpticalPhysicsSolidStatePhysicsOptoelectronicChromaticDispersioninphotodiodesandphotovoltaiccellsforminiaturizedopticalspectroscopydrivenbymachinelearningandsupportedby3Dphysicssimulations