Developers and Contributors

Contributors

Faculty Mark Law, University of Florida Erin Patrick, University of Florida Al Tasch, University of Texas

Ph.D Students

• Daniel Cummings - 2010 - danieljc@ufl.edu (Device Simulation: Strained-Si, Single-Event Effects)
• David Horton - 2013 - davidchorton@gmail.com (Device Simulation: Mechanisms of degradation of AlGaN/GaN devices, OFF state strain-driven diffusion, ON state hot-electron effects)
• Nicole Rowsey - 2011 - nrowsey@ufl.edu (Device Simulation: TID Effects, Multi-Gate, Charge Qubit Devices)
• Ashish Kumar - 2013 - email- ashishk@ufl.edu (Process Simulation: Silicide Growth, Dopant Segregation, Stress and Strain Analysis)
• Shrijit Mukherjee - 2015 - email- shrijitm10@ufl.edu (Device Simulation: Sinusoidal Steady State Analysis, Interface trapping).
• Henry Aldridge - 2016 - email- aldridhl@ufl.edu (Process Simulation: Dopant Diffusion and Activation in III-V Semiconductors).
• Madeline (Sciullo) Esposito - 2018 - email- msciullo2010@my.fit.edu (Process Simulation: Carbon Model Development; Device Simulation: SRH PN Diode (1D), AlGaN/GaN HEMT Chemical Sensors).
• Nimesh Pokhrel - 2022 - email - nimeshpok@icloud.com (Process Simulation: Superconductors / MIT SFQ5ee Process).
• Thomas Weingartner - 2023 - email - tom@weingoworks.com (Process Simulation: Superconductors / MIT SFQ5ee Process, Device Simulation: Strained Silicon and Superconductors)

Post-Docs

• Michelle Griglione
• Chad Lindfors

Intel Development Team Martin Giles, Stephen Cea, Hal Kennel, Aaron Lilak, and Patrick Keys. Intel is feeding back bug fixes and enhancements. Steve Morris - we miss you!

Collaborators

• Rex Lowther, Harris. Grid and diffusion discretizations, Cylindrical Coordinates;
• Mike Morris, Steve Morris, Al Tasch, University of Texas, Austin. Dual pearson implant models for boron, bf2, and arsenic;
• Goodwin Chin, IBM. Original ideas for hierarchical mesh
• Tim Davis, University of Florida. UMF factorization code (now suitesparse)