Currently the group embraces some 40 researchers and industrialists across 15 Universities and 10 companies. Those wishing to join the group should contact its Chairman, Paul Conway . The Emerging Technologies Research Centre was set-up in 1995 to carry out fundamental and applied research in microelectronics. It is our aim to achieve a status of Centre of Excellence within the University, nationally and internationally. Within this area, our activities encompass devices, circuits and processes up to 4.5 kV. Power and High Voltage Integrated Microelectronics.
Low temperature processes for display devices.
Accelerated ageing effects in sub-micron semiconductor devices. Stain-etched porous silicon for photovoltaic applications Fast switching semiconductor devices and technologies for RF applications Modeling of atomic level diffusion processes in semiconductors Numerical modeling of semiconductor devices and processes. As ever rising sales figures are strived for, reducing the environmental impact of products throughout their lives becomes increasingly important. The common aim of the projects undertaken here is to help enable responsible and sustainable progress. The University of Bath Manufacturing Group specialises in various aspects of manufacturing.