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Iliadis, Agis

Iliadis, Agis

Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
A.V. Williams 2373

BACKGROUND

Professor Agis A. Iliadis is the Director of the Semiconductor Nanotechnology Research Laboratory and a member of the Maryland NanoCenter. He received his M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering, from the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics, University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST).

His expertise is in the areas of nanotechnology, sensors, semiconductor devices/circuits, and CMOS IC technology. Current research focus is in novel sensors and nanotechnology compatible with CMOS IC technology for developing multi-functionality in CMOS ICs, smart sensor arrays, and nanodevices. His contributions are in the development of self-assembled nanostructures and nanocomposite copolymers on Si   CMOS wafers, ZnO and SiC wide band-gap semiconductor devices and technology, gas sensors, heterojunction field effect transistors (HEMTs), SOI MOSFETs, light emitting devices in III-V semiconductors, light emission in Si, ohmic contacts, thin film epitaxial growth, improved metal/semiconductor and oxide/semiconductor interfaces, and electromagnetic interference (EMI) in CMOS integrated circuits.

He is a senior member of the IEEE, a Distinguished Lecturer in the IEEE-EDS Society, an AdCom member of the IEEE-EDS Technical Committee on Electronic Materials, an AdCom member of the IEEE EDS Educational Activities Committee, and the EDS Representative to IEEE-USA Professional Activities Board (PACE). He is a member of MRS, LEOS, InstPhys (UK), SPIE, TMS, DEPS, and ECS and organized and served in several Conference Committees.

HONORS AND AWARDS

  • The R. F. Bunshah Award for Best Paper in the 2004 International Conference on Metallurgical Coatings and Thin Films (ICMCTF'04), 2004.
  • Best Paper Award: "Development of High Sensitivity IL-6 Biosensors", 3rd International Greek Biotechnology Forum (IGBF), Athens, Greece, Oct. 5-7, 2006.
  • Certificate of Appreciation: IEEE EDS Distinguished Lecturer: AdCom Meeting, Washington DC, 2007.
  • Certificate of Appreciation: IEEE EDS Professional Activities Board (PACE), AdCom Meeting, Washington Award, 2007

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ECE Names 2020-2021 Distinguished Dissertation Fellows

The fellowships are awarded to outstanding students in the final stages of dissertation work in recognition of their research excellence.

Professor Iliadis and Graduate Student Chung present a Novel IC CMOS Sensor for Remote RF Sensing at DTC 2019

Their work focuses on the rich RF spectrum of mobile communications, Wi-Fi, Radar, and digital data systems, and interference threats that are very difficult to detect and identify.

Fulbright Fellow Konofaos and ECE Researchers to Study ZnO Nanostructured Films

Professor Nikos Konofaos will join ECE Professor Iliadis' research team.

Five ECE Students Named Future Faculty Fellows

Berkovich, Chu, Kabkab, Mukherjee, and Tsung-Hsueh Lee will join the 2013 program to prepare for their academic careers.

Energy Harvesting Colloquium to be held on campus

ECE Professor Illiadis to present on the a metal oxide's potential to sense and harvest energy.

ISR organizes NSF Workshop on Micro, Nano, Biosystems

Event is held March 30-31 in Arlington, Va.

Iliadis Co-Chairs International Semiconductor Device Research Symposium at UMD

Iliadis helps to make the International Semiconductor Device Research Symposium (ISDRS) a success at UMD.

Iliadis Lectures on "Nanosensors for Critical Environments"

Professor Agis Iliadis gave an IEEE Distinguished Lecture on the next generation of sensors.

Iliadis To Give Talk on Nanosensors

Iliadis invited to speak for Baltimore Chapter of the Electron Devices and Solid-State Circuits Societies on April 29.

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