Hisashi Shichijo is affiliated with The University of Texas at Dallas in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on semiconductor materials and devices, with emphasis on GaN-based semiconductor devices and related materials. Their work also covers topics related to Ga2O3 and Silicon Carbide semiconductor technologies.
The scientist has published in the fields of Engineering and Physics and Astronomy, with a specialization in subfields such as Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Condensed Matter Physics, and Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials.
Recent publications by Hisashi Shichijo include:
Frequent co-authors in their research collaborations have been:
Hisashi Shichijo's research has been published predominantly in the following venues:
The scientist received the IEEE Fellow award in 1992 for contributions to semiconductor memory technology.
K. Hess;H. Morkoç;H. Shichijo;B. G. Streetman
H. Shichijo;K. Hess
J.G. Fossum;A. Ortiz-Conde;H. Shichijo;S.K. Banerjee
J. W. Lee;H. Shichijo;H. L. Tsai;R. J. Matyi
Ruonan Han;Yaming Zhang;Youngwan Kim;Dae Yeon Kim
S.D.S. Malhi;H. Shichijo;S.K. Banerjee;R. Sundaresan
Hisashi Shichijo;Richard J. Matyi
W.F. Richardson;D.M. Bordelon;G.P. Pollack;A.H. Shah
D.B. Scott;W.R. Hunter;H. Shichijo
H.S. Bennett;R. Brederlow;J.C. Costa;P.E. Cottrell
H. Shichijo;R.M. Kolbas;N. Holonyak;R.D. Dupuis
Richard H. Womack;Sanjay K. Banerjee;Hisashi Shichijo;Satwinder Malhi
J.C. Mitros;Chin-Yu Tsai;H. Shichijo;M. Kunz
G.P. Pollack;W.F. Richardson;S.D.S. Malhi;T. Bonifield
K. Benaissa;Jau-Yuann Yang;D. Crenshaw;B. Williams
D. G. Deppe;N. Holonyak;D. W. Nam;K. C. Hsieh
A.H. Shah;C. Wang;R.H. Womack;J.D. Gallia
A. Shah;Chu-Ping Wang;R. Womack;J. Gallia
M. Keever;H. Shichijo;K. Hess;Sanjay K Banerjee
T. H. Glisson;J. R. Hauser;M. A. Littlejohn;K. Hess
H. Shichijo;R.J. Matyi;A.H. Taddiken
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