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About
Shankha Mukherjee is currently pursuing a Ph.D. degree with KU Leuven in collaboration with imec, Leuven, Belgium. His research focuses on emerging ferroelectric memory devices. He completed an M.S. degree in microelectronics from IIT Madras, India, in 2021, where he studied current collapse in GaN-based HEMT devices. Shankha was awarded the university silver medal in 2018 for his B.Tech degree in Electronics & Communication Engineering from W.B.U.T., Kolkata, India.
Employment
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IMEC Researcher2025 - Present
Education
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KU Leuven PhD2021 - Present
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Imec PhD researcher in ferroelectric memory devices2021 - Present
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Indian Institute of Technology Madras M.S. (By Research)2018 - 2021
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (10)
- Enhanced Capacitive Memory Window by Improving Remnant Polarization in Ferroelectric Capacitors for Non-Destructive Read Save
- Improved Capacitive Memory Window for Non-Destructive Read in HZO-Based Ferroelectric Capacitors with Incorporation of Semiconducting IGZO Save
- Resolving the discrepancy between coercive voltages extracted from C-V and P-V measurements in a ferroelectric capacitor Save
- Compact Modeling and Design Exploration of Non-Destructive Read-Out 1T1C FeRAM Save
- Pulse-Based Capacitive Memory Window with High Non-Destructive Read Endurance in Fully BEOL Compatible Ferroelectric Capacitors Save
- Capacitive Memory Window with Non-Destructive Read in Ferroelectric Capacitors Save
- Optimization of C Doped Buffer Layer to Minimize Current Collapse in A1<inf>0.83</inf>I n<inf>0.17</inf>N/GaN HEMT by Studying Drain Lag Transients Save
- Comparative Study of Sextupole and Quadrupole Magnetic Field in an ECR-PE Sputtering System Save
- A meticulous implementation of RSA Algorithm using MATLAB for image encryption Save
- Design of advanced digital heartbeat monitor using basic electronic components Save