Experience

IETR - Institut d'Electronique et des Technologies du numéRique - UMR CNRS 6164

• France
• Research Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Research Engineer

  • Feb 2023 - Present



Greyc

• France
• Research Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Postdoctoral Researcher

  • Feb 2019 - Dec 2022



Universidad de Salamanca

• Spain
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Postdoctoral Researcher

  • Feb 2018 - Jan 2019



Institute of Electronics, Microelectronics and Nanotechnology

• Lille Area, France

• PhD in Nanoelectronics

  • Jan 2014 - Jun 2017

  My PhD focused on the study and fabrication of very low subthreshold-slope transistors, called I-MOSFETs (Impact Ionization MOSFETs). These devices were based on III-V semiconductors in order to obtain a very low supply voltage. We then developed and optimized nanofabrication of devices using different techniques (ALD, ICP-RIE, lithography tools) and characterized them by different techniques such as SEM, XPS analysis or electrical measurements. My PhD focused on the study and fabrication of very low subthreshold-slope transistors, called I-MOSFETs (Impact Ionization MOSFETs). These devices were based on III-V semiconductors in order to obtain a very low supply voltage. We then developed and optimized nanofabrication of devices using different techniques (ALD, ICP-RIE, lithography tools) and characterized them by different techniques such as SEM, XPS analysis or electrical measurements.



University of Lille 1 Sciences and Technology

• Lille Area, France

• Teacher Assistant

  • Sep 2014 - Sep 2016

  During my PhD, I teached (practical only) to bachelor's degree students. The main teaching were : - Basics of electronics in which the student learned to know the main experimental tools in electronics and how to use them in a practical case. - Electrokinetics in which the student learned the basic laws of electrokinetics and how to apply them in a pratical case. - Applied physics in which the student learned the different laws of statistical physics, of the thermal and electrical conductivity in metals and semiconductor and Hall effect in semiconductors. Show less



Institue of Physics of Rennes

• Rennes Area, France

• Research Assistant - Internship

  • Feb 2013 - Jul 2013

  During this internship, we studied the dynamics of a binary liquid confined in different mesoporous materials. We principaly used NMR characterization in order to observe the behavious under confinement. These experiments were done at The University of Rennes 1 and at the University of Adam-Mickiewicz in Poznan (Poland). During this internship, we studied the dynamics of a binary liquid confined in different mesoporous materials. We principaly used NMR characterization in order to observe the behavious under confinement. These experiments were done at The University of Rennes 1 and at the University of Adam-Mickiewicz in Poznan (Poland).



Institute of Physics of Rennes

• Rennes Area, France

• Research Assistant - Internship

  • May 2012 - Jun 2012

  During this internship, we studied the structure of a binary liquid (alcohol and solvant) confined in a mesoporous material (silica). Different techniques were used such as Raman Spectroscopy, XRD or neutron scattering and dielectric spectroscopy. Besides, the silica was functionnalized in order study the structural behaviour of the liquid. During this internship, we studied the structure of a binary liquid (alcohol and solvant) confined in a mesoporous material (silica). Different techniques were used such as Raman Spectroscopy, XRD or neutron scattering and dielectric spectroscopy. Besides, the silica was functionnalized in order study the structural behaviour of the liquid.



Institute of Physics of Rennes

• Rennes Area, France

• Research Assistant - Internship

  • May 2011 - Jun 2011

  During this internship, we studied the inverse melting transition of a ternary liquid using differential scanning callorimetry technique. Then we observed it's behaviour when confined in a mesoporous material (silica). During this internship, we studied the inverse melting transition of a ternary liquid using differential scanning callorimetry technique. Then we observed it's behaviour when confined in a mesoporous material (silica).