Microelectronics, CARE IITD

13/04/2026

Heartiest congratulations to Dr. Prabal Dweep Kanikar on the successful defense of his PhD! 🎓✨

This remarkable achievement is a testament to your dedication, perseverance, and passion for research. It has been a privilege to witness your hard work and commitment throughout this journey.

Thank you for your contributions, efforts, and the inspiration you bring to those around you. Wishing you continued success, new opportunities, and many more accomplishments in the future ahead.

Best wishes from CARE family for an exciting and impactful journey forward!

IIT Delhi

07/04/2026

🚀 Radiation-Resilient RF Electronics

Proud to highlight a publication from our research team in IEEE Transactions:

“Effect of Gamma Radiation on Static DC, Reliability, and RF Performance of Submicron GaN-on-Si RF MIS-HEMTs With In Situ SiN.”

This work examines the impact of gamma radiation on GaN-based RF devices, addressing performance and reliability in extreme environments such as space and nuclear systems.

🔗 Read the paper: https://doi.org/10.1109/TDMR.2025.3573183

👏 Congratulations to the team on this achievement.

This work demonstrates the synergistic effects of 100 kGy gamma irradiation on the electrical and reliability performance of submicron GaN-on-Si RF MIS-HEMTs wi

30/03/2026

Excited to share Faculty Spotlight video on the IIT Delhi YouTube channel—get an inspiring glimpse into groundbreaking research and insights from our esteemed faculty,
Prof. Rahul Mishra
IIT Delhi

This will be the discription - What if the next leap in wireless technology could unlock ultra-high-speed communication, advanced sensing, and the future of...

28/03/2026

🐝 Spring's Golden Heroes: Honeybees! 🌸Bees burst out post-winter, pollinating blooms and growing hives as the queen lays 2,000 eggs daily. They power 1/3 of our food—from strawberries to almonds. Plant natives to help!Your bee pledge? Comment below! 💛

24/03/2026

🌸 Palash Flower: From Sacred Symbol to Smart Materials 🧪The flaming orange Palash (Butea monosperma), often called the “Flame of the Forest,” is more than just a cultural and religious icon. It also shows up in modern research, including areas that touch microelectronics and advanced materials:🔬 In micro‐electronic & materials research:A natural pigment from Palash, isobutrin (a chalcone), has been used as a sensitizer in dye‑TiO₂ systems, relevant to dye‑sensitized solar cells and optoelectronic devices.Flower extracts act as green reducing/complexing agents for synthesizing metal and metal oxide nanoparticles (Ni, TiO₂, MoO₃, etc.), which can be used in sensors, catalysts, and functional coatings.🌿
In general scientific & everyday use:Extracts are explored in bio‑based coatings and edible films, improving barrier properties and shelf life of fruits and food products.Palash is also known for natural dyes, tannins, and traditional medicine, where it contributes to antimicrobial, antioxidant, and wound‑healing type effects.For a materials / bio‑based coating group, Palash is a nice example of how a traditional plant can bridge ecology, culture, and next‑gen functional materials.

19/03/2026

18/03/2026

We report a technique for fabricating suspended structures using tilted electron beam lithography. This technique enables the formation of beveled anchor profil

28/02/2026

Bhai log, cleanroom mein 6-inch wafer pakda – SiO2 300nm wet oxidation on Si! Next stop: spintronics measurements. IIT hustle never stops! 😂🔬 Who's joining the late-night data sesh? IIT Delhi IIT Bombay IISc Bangalore Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

07/02/2026

🌸 Why so many yellow flowers in spring? 🌸Genius at work! Early bloomers like daffodils, marigold and crocuses rock vivid yellow petals to attract the first pollinators (flies love that bright contrast in dim light) and warm up faster under weak sunlight. Bees join the party later for blues & purples. Who knew botany could be this cool? 🔬🌼

03/02/2026

Spring coming

23/01/2026

Stay tuned for new research and get amazed.