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Ali Saeidi

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Ultra-High Sensitivity Silicon Nanowire Array Biosensor Based on a Constant-Current Method for Continuous Real-Time pH and Protein Monitoring in Interstitial Fluid

Mihai Adrian Ionescu, Yann Christophe Sprunger, Ali Saeidi, Luca Capua

In this paper we demonstrate ultra-high sensitivity silicon nanowires pH and protein sensing on the same Silicon nanowire array platform by using a constant current method and monitoring the drain voltage as function of analyte concentration. The injected ...

IEEE2023

Ferroelectric Junctionless Double-Gate Silicon-On-Insulator FET as a Tripartite Synapse

Igor Stolichnov, Mihai Adrian Ionescu, Ali Saeidi, Matteo Cavalieri, Carlotta Gastaldi, Sadegh Kamaei Bahmaei

In this work, we report the concept and experimentally demonstrate the first tunable ferroelectric (Fe) junctionless (JL) transistor (Fe-JLFET), capable of emulating the functionality of biological tri-partite synapses, which is an artificial three-termina ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers2023

Ferroelectric gating of two-dimensional semiconductors for the integration of steep-slope logic and neuromorphic devices

Mihai Adrian Ionescu, Jürgen Brugger, Ali Saeidi, Carlotta Gastaldi, Sadegh Kamaei Bahmaei, Xia Liu

The co-integration of logic switches and neuromorphic functions could be used to create new computing architectures with low power consumption and novel functionalities. Two-dimensional (2D) semiconductors and ferroelectric materials could be potentially u ...

NATURE PORTFOLIO2023