University of Tennessee Research Foundation
Technology Transfer & Licensing
Shamiul Alam
Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, UT Knoxville
Shamiul Alam is a graduate student in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at UT Knoxville. His research focuses on device modeling, circuit design, emerging memory devices, cryogenic logic and memory, and in-memory computing architecture. He has received the University of Tennessee's TOP100 Graduate fellowship, and the GATE Fellowship from Science Alliance.
Available Technologies
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Cryogenic Memory Array Based on Ferroelectric SQUID and Heater CryotronsResearchers at the University of Tennessee have designed a novel cryogenic memory array using ferroelectric SQUIDs as storage elements and Heater Cryotrons as s ... (read more)
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Voltage-Controlled Boolean Logic Circuit Based on Ferroelectric SQUIDResearchers at the University of Tennessee have designed unique voltage-controlled Boolean logic gates utilizing ferroelectric SQUID (FeSQUID). The FeSQUID-base ... (read more)
