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Neelanjan Bhattacharya |
Neelanjan,a PhD student, is working on fabrication and characterisation of Gallium Arsenide based Quantum well Infrared detector. He is currently investigating non lithographic methods using anodization on thin film porous alumina, which will be used as a template for the device fabrication. The devices so produced are expected to have improved signal to noise ratio by averaging out random noise, improved redundancy due to the high packing density which provides many quantum wires in each pixel and also faciliate straight forward integration with silicon electronics. |
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