Mathieu Luisier

Prof. Dr. Mathieu Luisier is a Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering at ETH Zurich. His research focuses on electronics, nanoelectronics, transistors, Moore's law, high-performance computing, and nanoscale technologies. His work explores the challenges and opportunities in advancing semiconductor devices and systems at the nanoscale. Prof. Luisier's research is conducted within the Electrical Engineering department at ETH Zurich, where he contributes to the understanding and development of next-generation electronic systems.

Mathieu Luisier is a computational nanoelectronics researcher at ETH Zurich, specializing in device modeling. His work focuses on the simulation and design of nanoscale transistors, including carbon nanotube transistors, silicon nanowire transistors, and tunneling field-effect transistors. He explores quantum transport phenomena, electron-phonon interactions, and thermoelectric transport coefficients using advanced computational methods. His research also addresses the performance limits of two-dimensional materials in CMOS devices and investigates nanomaterials with strong phonon interactions. Luisier's contributions span from atomistic simulations to the development of fast Green’s function methods for large-scale nanoelectronic device simulations.