Dragica Vasileska

Professor  

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IRA A. Fulton School of Engineering
Department of Electrical Engineering
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ 85287-5706
Tel: (480) 965-6651
E-mail: Vasileska@asu.edu
 
Office – Dragica Vasileska has moved to ERC165
 
Curriculum Vita

Research:

  Green’s functions for mobility calculation in Low-dimensional systems (Si, GaAs/AlGaAs, InGaAs/InAlAs Q2DEG.  For the first time implemented self-consistent Born approximation for the self-energy calculation in transport simulator)

  Transport in quantum dots

  2D and 3D particle-based device simulators for modeling MOSFETs, DG Devices, FinFETs and FD SOI devices

  1D, 2D and 3D self-consistent Schrödinger-Poisson solvers

  Quantum effects in ultra-small devices (Proposed novel parameter free Effective potential approach)

  Discrete impurity effects in ultra-small devices (First proper treatment of the short-range Coulomb interaction via Molecular Dynamics)

  Modeling alternative material systems: strained-Si, strained SiGe, GaN

  First self-consistent full-band-Monte Carlo-Poisson-Schrödinger solver for hole transport in SiGe devices

  Fastest 3D NEGF solver based on the Contact Block Reduction Method

  First self-consistent particle-based solver for modeling Thermal Effects in Nanostructures (solves Boltzmann Transport Equation for electrons self-consistently with energy balance equations for acoustic and optical phonons)

  State of the art modeling of GaN HEMTs that includes electromechanical coupling, Coulomb, Quantum and Thermal Effects

 

Courses Taught at ASU (Available Materials):

              ASU101: ASU Experience

  EEE/CSE101: Introduction to Engineering Design, EEE101F2008

  ECE300: Intermediate Design Project, S2005

   ECE301: Electrical Networks I, ECE201F2005

   EEE302: Electrical Networks II

              EEE202: Electrical Networks I – new course

              EEE241: Fundamentals of Electromagnetic Theory

   EEE531: Semiconductor Device Theory I

   EEE532: Semiconductor Device Theory 2

  EEE352: Properties of Electronic Materials

   EEE434: Quantum Mechanics

   EEE539: Fundamentals of Solid State Theory

   EEE534: Semiconductor Transport

   EEE533: Semiconductor Device and Process Simulation

   EEE598: Advanced Device Simulation

   EEE598: Computational Electronics

   EEE598D: Quantum Computing

 

Summer Schools

o       Urbana 2002 Summer School on Classical and Quantum Transport

o       Ilmenau, Germany, 2003 Summer School: Classical vs. Quantum Transport

o       Seminar on Green’s functions

 

PEOPLE THAT I COLLABORATE WITH:

David K. Ferry, Stephen M. Goodnick, Christian Ringhofer, Denis Mamaluy, Mihail Nedjalkov, Clemens Heitzinger, Gerhard Klimeck, Katerina Raleva.

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