Roger Loo is affiliated with Imec in Belgium and has contributed extensively to research in engineering and physics. Their work focuses primarily on semiconductor materials, devices, and interfaces, as well as silicon and solar cell technologies. Their research spans various subfields including electrical and electronic engineering, atomic and molecular physics and optics, biomedical engineering, materials chemistry, and surfaces, coatings, and films.
The scientist's main research topics include:
Roger Loo has published papers in a range of venues with notable frequency in ECS Meeting Abstracts and ECS Transactions. Other frequent publication venues include ECS Journal of Solid State Science and Technology, Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, and IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices.
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Loo include:
Frequent collaborators in their research include Clément Porret, Andriy Hikavyy, Erik Rosseel, Naoto Horiguchi, and Gianluca Rengo. These collaborations have supported work across multiple domains of device fabrication, characterization, and semiconductor process innovations.
Benjamin Vincent;Federica Gencarelli;Hugo Bender;Clement Merckling
F. Gencarelli;B. Vincent;J. Demeulemeester;A. Vantomme
Alban Gassenq;F Gencarelli;J Van Campenhout;Y Shimura
Anil Kottantharayil;Roger Loo
Amey M. Walke;Anne Vandooren;Rita Rooyackers;Daniele Leonelli
Aditya Malik;Muhammad Muneeb;Shibnath Pathak;Yosuke Shimura
A. Vandooren;D. Leonelli;R. Rooyackers;A. Hikavyy
B. Vincent;Y. Shimura;S. Takeuchi;T. Nishimura
Gunther Roelkens;Utsav Dave;Alban Gassenq;Nannicha Hattasan
J. Mitard;B. De Jaeger;F.E. Leys;G. Hellings
Mohanchand Paladugu;Clement Merckling;Roger Loo;Olivier Richard
Aditya Malik;Sarvagya Dwivedi;Liesbet Van Landschoot;Muhammad Muneeb
R. Loo;G. Wang;L. Souriau;J. C. Lin
G. Wang;R. Loo;E. Simoen;L. Souriau
Federica Gencarelli;B Vincent;L Souriau;O Richard
E Simoen;J Mitard;Geert Hellings;Geert Eneman
Gunther Roelkens;Utsav Dave;Alban Gassenq;Nannicha Hattasan
Gang Wang;Maarten Leys;Roger Loo;Olivier Richard
Aditya Malik;Muhammad Muneeb;Yosuke Shimura;Joris Van Campenhout
R. Loo;M. Caymax;I. Peytier;S. Decoutere
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