The research objective of Sabancı University MicroElectronics Research group (SUMER) is to use new technologies, techniques and architectures to develop novel integrated devices, sensors/detectors, circuits and systems and explore the continuous advances of micro/nano-electronics to promote their usage and exploitation in real-life application fields.
While achieving our research objectives, we educate our BSc, MSc and PhD students to become top-level academician, scientist or engineer, who can contribute to science and/or industry by successfully dealing with the challenges and applying the high-level fundamental research and knowledge to advance science and technology.
The research group mainly focuses on 5 major research areas;
- High frequency integrated circuit design up to 240 GHz (RFIC, mm-wave IC, 5G, Terahertz Imaging, Radiometry)
- Mixed signal integrated circuit design (ReadOut Integrated Circuit (ROIC) design for infrared imaging systems, ADC, DAC, etc.)
- Energy harvesting,
- Biosensor and biosensor interface design,
- MicroElectroMechanical System (MEMS) design for different applications.
Many ongoing and completed projects, that are supported by leading companies of the industry, The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK), Turkish Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology, European Union, are conducted by the members of the research group.
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