Professor Byung-Hoon Lee’s Research Team Wins “Outstanding Poster Award” at the 31st KCS Conference
Professor Byung-Hoon Lee’s Research Team Wins Three “Outstanding Poster Awards” at the 31st Korean Conference on Semiconductors (KCS 2024)
PhD candidates Ki-Young Kim, Min-Jae Kim, and Jae-Hyun Jeon from POSTECH’s Department of Electrical Engineering (advisor: Professor Byung-Hoon Lee) were honored with three Outstanding Poster Awards at the 31st Korean Conference on Semiconductors (KCS 2024).
The awarded research papers include:
- “Complementary Field-Effect Transistor Using Vertical Integration of ZnO/Te” by Ki-Young Kim
- “Low-Temperature Characteristics Analysis of P-Type Tellurium FET” by Min-Jae Kim
- “Scalability Study of Delta-Conductance Switching Devices for Logic Applications” by Jae-Hyun Jeon
Research Significance
These studies propose innovative applications utilizing ultra-thin semiconductors tailored for next-generation computing environments, including CFET (Complementary Field-Effect Transistor), pFET (P-Type Field-Effect Transistor), and Anti-Ambipolar Switch technologies.
The research not only explores novel device architectures but also provides a critical foundation for advancing semiconductor technologies beyond silicon. By maximizing the electrical properties of ultra-thin materials, the proposed techniques demonstrate significant potential to reduce power consumption, enhance operation speed, and enable more efficient and scalable devices.
About KCS 2024
Celebrating its 31st year, KCS 2024 is Korea’s largest academic conference in the semiconductor field. This year’s event featured a record-breaking 1,376 papers and attracted 3,462 participants, highlighting its role as a premier platform for sharing cutting-edge semiconductor research and innovations.
The recognition of these three outstanding studies underscores POSTECH’s leadership in advancing next-generation semiconductor technologies.
