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Innovation at LU

Development of new semiconductors

Without new, efficient, energy-saving and customised microchips, digitalisation and the energy conservation measures we need for a green transition are in jeopardy.

Working towards a semiconductor strategy for Sweden

Lund University is now taking the first step towards establishing a national competence centre for semiconductors – lth.se.

Semiconductors: Photo: Anne Nygård/Unsplash.

What is a semiconductor?

Semiconductors are materials that can be controlled so that they either conduct electrical current or not. This allows them to be used as a kind of very small switch, called a transistor, in computer technology, among others. Transistors are the most important component in all modern electronics.

Nanotechnology – nano.lu.se

We are developing new types of materials that can complement or replace silicon, which is most common in today's semiconductors. This will facilitate the green transition and give us entirely new functions, properties and high performance in energy, electronics and IT.

Researcher Chujun Wang. Photo: Charlotte Carlberg Bärg.

IT Communication – elliit.se

We conduct research on circuit design and algorithms. This paves the way for 5G and 6G wireless technologies, networking solutions, collaborative robotic systems and optimisation and control of autonomous vehicles.

Database. Photo by Uriel SC on Unsplash.

Semiconductor research

In our Research Portal, you can find most of the semiconductor research that is carried out at Lund University. You can search for researchers, projects, publications and much more.