Steve Stoffels is affiliated with Imec in Belgium and specializes in research within the fields of engineering and physics and astronomy. Their work primarily focuses on electrical and electronic engineering as well as condensed matter physics, with additional involvement in biomedical engineering and surgery.
Their research addresses semiconductor materials and devices, especially GaN-based semiconductor devices and materials. Other notable topics include Ga2O3 and related materials, silicon carbide semiconductor technologies, acoustic wave resonator technologies, ferroelectric and piezoelectric materials, and advanced sensor and energy harvesting materials.
Steve Stoffels has contributed to various scholarly publications. Selected recent papers include:
Frequent co-authors of Steve Stoffels include:
Throughout their career, Steve Stoffels has published in several prominent venues. These include:
M. Van Hove;S. Boulay;S. R. Bahl;S. Stoffels
Tian-Li Wu;Denis Marcon;Shuzhen You;Niels Posthuma
Andrea Natale Tallarico;Steve Stoffels;Paolo Magnone;Niels Posthuma
Gaudenzio Meneghesso;Matteo Meneghini;Isabella Rossetto;Davide Bisi
Matteo Meneghini;Isabella Rossetto;Davide Bisi;Maria Ruzzarin
Davide Bisi;Matteo Meneghini;Fabio Alessio Marino;Denis Marcon
D. Marcon;J. Viaene;P. Favia;H. Bender
Benoit Bakeroot;Arno Stockman;Niels Posthuma;Steve Stoffels
Andrea Natale Tallarico;Steve Stoffels;Niels Posthuma;Paolo Magnone
Tian-Li Wu;Benoit Bakeroot;Hu Liang;Niels Posthuma
Matteo Meneghini;Davide Bisi;Denis Marcon;Steve Stoffels
Davide Bisi;Matteo Meneghini;Marleen Van Hove;Denis Marcon
Jie Hu;Steve Stoffels;Silvia Lenci;Benoit Bakeroot
Denis Marcon;Gaudenzio Meneghesso;Tian-Li Wu;Steve Stoffels
N. E. Posthuma;S. You;S. Stoffels;D. Wellekens
Marleen Van Hove;Xuanwu Kang;Steve Stoffels;Dirk Wellekens
M. Meneghini;D. Bisi;D. Marcon;S. Stoffels
Tian-Li Wu;Jacopo Franco;Denis Marcon;Brice De Jaeger
Benoit Bakeroot;S You;T-L Wu;J Hu
Tian-Li Wu;Denis Marcon;Benoit Bakeroot;Brice De Jaeger
X. Li;S. Stoffels;B. Bakeroot;D. Wellekens
Tian-Li Wu;Denis Marcon;Brice De Jaeger;Marleen Van Hove
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