Ulrike Grossner

Prof. Ulrike Grossner is a Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering at ETH Zurich. Her research focuses on the design, optimization, and manufacturing of power semiconductor devices, as well as packaging for power semiconductors and their performance and reliability. She is affiliated with ETH Zurich's Electrical Engineering department and contributes to advancements in power electronics and semiconductor technologies.

Ulrike Grossner is a researcher specializing in silicon carbide and wide bandgap semiconductors. Her work focuses on the structural, electrical, and optical properties of these materials, with an emphasis on defect behavior, charge state control, and device reliability. She investigates the impact of doping, growth conditions, and irradiation on semiconductor performance, particularly in power electronics applications. Her research includes the characterization of defects in silicon carbide, the study of Schottky contacts, and the analysis of single-event effects in SiC power MOSFETs. Grossner's contributions span both fundamental material science and practical device engineering, addressing challenges in high-power and high-temperature electronics.