Recently, Microelectronic Engineering Journal from Elsevier announced the winner for 2017 Young Investigator Award and Lecturership. As the winner, Prof. Mario Lanza, was awarded and gave a invited lecture at the MNE 2017 Conference in September 22, 2017 in Braga, Portugal (www.mne2017.org). The award is given for his outstanding achievements in the areas of advanced dielectrics and low dimensional materials.
Sponsored by Elsevier, the award is honoring and promoting a Young researcher active in the fields of Nanofabrication and Nanotechnology for Electronics, Photonics, MEMS and Life Sciences.
Micro Electronic Engineering (MEE) is proud to continue the series of Young Investigator Awards and MEE Lectureships for a fourth year, and also, proud for its long contribution (1983-2017) in the field of processing for Micro- and Nano-scale Device and System fabrication. In the past 34 years MEE has expanded from the field of microelectronics to the fields of Nanotechnology and Microsystems following the rapid proliferation of microelectronics into many new areas and applications. Beyond electronics, MEE is now also focusing on fabrication of photonic, plasmonic, bioelectronic, electromechanical and fluidic devices and systems and their applications in the broad areas of electronics, energy, life sciences, and environment.
Prof. Mario Lanza’s Group: http://lanzalab.com/
More information:
http://mne2017.org/mee-young-investigator/
Editor: Danting Xiang