As one of the pioneers of international higher education and academic research, ICST put much effort in holding fun events and creating a fun, interactive environment for all students. We are happy to see many of our excellent students from all over the world participating in our gift exchange event.
The Ministry of Science and Technology requested all research groups funded by MoST projects to present their research result at National Cheng Kung University, together with IEDMS 2021. Therefore, Rad-Hard Lab joined the poster session, showcasing our most recent research achievement- the investigation of GaN HEMT's TID mechanisms. We also...
It's the beginning of a new semester, and two graduates have joined Rad-Hard lab and started their pursuit for excellency. We celebrate this wonderful occasion with Professor Yeh's group who has been collaborating with us on the research of device reliability under low temperature. We look forward to a fruitful relationship between the two groups...
Total ionizing dose (TID) effect is the cumulative damage found in devices due to ionizing radiation over a period of exposure time. It has been a problem for conventional memories, mostly by creating charged trapping in the oxide of the devices. For emerging non-volatile memories such as ReRAM, it remains unclear how the device responds to TID...
Since January Rad-Hard Lab has been collaborating with Professor Artur Useinov for the investigation of radiation hardness of ReRAM. Short for resistive random access memory, ReRAM is an emerging nonvolatile memory that has the potential to replace traditional flash memory. It's also believed that ReRAM may one day see application in satellites and...
In Chinese culture, End-of-Year Banquet takes place before the beginning of the lunar new year and is a celebration between friends and collogues. Rad-Hard Lab also honors this tradition by holding the event at a Sichuan restaurant in town. Needless to say, our members have been working hard and making progress, and we will continue to do so in...
Most graduate students, under the heavy burden of academic work, have drifted away from the colorful life of the undergrads. Even though the stress and responsibility of research is inevitable, it does not mean life should turn dull for our students. Instead, it can be just as fun and invigorating as before, especially for those taking our lecture...
After months of preparation since February, this semester marks the official start of Rad-Hard Lab. Today, Theo, Wei, and Kevin, our newest members, took turns demonstrating their attempt at their very first research proposals.
