Simon M. Sze is affiliated with National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University in Taiwan and specializes primarily in engineering. Their scholarly work spans the areas of electrical and electronic engineering, materials chemistry, condensed matter physics, electronic, optical and magnetic materials, as well as cellular and molecular neuroscience.
The scientist's research topics include the following key areas:
Simon M. Sze has contributed to a number of publications, with recent papers including:
The scientist frequently publishes in these venues:
Simon M. Sze collaborates often with a set of frequent co-authors, which include:
In recognition of their contributions, the scientist was elected as a Member of the National Academy of Engineering in 1995 for technical and educational contributions to semiconductor devices.
S.M. Sze;Kwok K. Ng
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Jagan Singh Meena;Simon Min Sze;Umesh Chand;Tseung-Yuen Tseng
Ting Chang Chang;Kuan Chang Chang;Tsung Ming Tsai;Tian Jian Chu
S. M. Sze
Min-Chen Chen;Ting-Chang Chang;Chih-Tsung Tsai;Sheng-Yao Huang
Gary S. May;Simon M. Sze
Wei Ren Chen;Ting Chang Chang;Jui Lung Yeh;S. M. Sze
Yong-En Syu;Ting-Chang Chang;Tsung-Ming Tsai;Ya-Chi Hung
Kuan-Chang Chang;Ting-Chang Chang;Tsung-Ming Tsai;Rui Zhang
S.M. Sze;Kwok K. Ng
Min-Chen Chen;Ting-Chang Chang;Sheng-Yao Huang;Shih-Ching Chen
Yong-En Syu;Ting-Chang Chang;Jyun-Hao Lou;Tsung-Ming Tsai
Zhuo-Rui Wang;Yu-Ting Su;Yi Li;Ya-Xiong Zhou
Yi-Ming Li;S. M. Sze;Tien-Sheng Chao
Li Ji;Yao Feng Chang;Burt Fowler;Ying Chen Chen
Y. S. Mor;T. C. Chang;Po-Tsun Liu;T. M. Tsai
Yiming Li;O. Voskoboynikov;O. Voskoboynikov;C.P. Lee;S.M. Sze
Po-Tsun Liu;Ting-Chang Chan;Ya-Liang Yang;Yi-Fang Cheng
Po-Tsun Liu;T. C. Chang;S. M. Sze;Fu-Ming Pan
Po–Tsun Liu;Ting–Chang Chang;Yi–Shian Mor;Simon M. Sze
Chur-Shyang Fuh;Po-Tsun Liu;Wei-Hsun Huang;Simon M. Sze
Shih-Ching Chen;Ting-Chang Chang;Po-Tsun Liu;Yung-Chun Wu
S.M. Sze;Kwok K. Ng
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Tsung-Ming Tsai;Kuan-Chang Chang;Ting-Chang Chang;Geng-Wei Chang
Chih-Yang Lin;Jia Chen;Po-Hsun Chen;Po-Hsun Chen;Ting-Chang Chang
Kuan-Chang Chang;Rui Zhang;Ting-Chang Chang;Tsung-Ming Tsai
Yi-Ming Li;Hsiao Mei Lu;O. Voskoboynikov;O. Voskoboynikov;C. P. Lee
Yi-Ming Li;Jinn Liang Liu;O. Voskoboynikov;O. Voskoboynikov;C. P. Lee
Yiming Li;O Voskoboynikov;O Voskoboynikov;C.P Lee;S.M Sze
Yi-Ting Tseng;Tsung-Ming Tsai;Ting-Chang Chang;Ting-Chang Chang;Chih-Cheng Shih
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