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  • Emerging materials and processes for nanotechnologies and microelectronics Development and Characterization of Terahertz Source Matrices Co-integrated in Silicon and III-V Photonics Technology

    The terahertz (THz) range (0.1–10 THz) is increasingly exploited for imaging and spectroscopy (e.g. security scanning, medical diagnostics, non-destructive testing) because many materials are transparent to THz radiation and have unique spectral signatures. However, existing sources struggle to offer both high power and wide tunability: electronic sources (diodes, QCLs) deliver milliwatts but over narrow bands,...

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  • Emerging materials and processes for nanotechnologies and microelectronics Bayesian Neural Networks with Ferroelectric Memory Field-Effect Transistors (FeMFETs)

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) increasingly powers safety-critical systems that demand robust, energy-efficient computation, often in environments marked by data scarcity and uncertainty. However, conventional AI approaches struggle to quantify confidence in their predictions, making them prone to unreliable or unsafe decisions. This thesis contributes to the emerging field of Bayesian electronics, which exploits the intrinsic randomness...

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