Tania Roy
Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Roy's work focuses on developing hardware for artificial intelligence applications using novel functional materials including two-dimensional materials. By modeling computer architecture after the basic structure of synapses and neurons, hardware can be manufactured to be better adapted to pattern recognition algorithms. She also focuses on high-power electronics made with gallium nitride and other wide bandgap semiconductors. She is currently working on investigating the defects produced by ionizing radiation in GaN devices. She is particularly interested in studying the reliability of emerging devices and materials systems using electrical characterization techniques.

Current Research Interests

Energy-efficient electronics
Two-dimensional materials
Neuromorphic Computing
Optoelectronics
Wide bandgap materials
High power electronics
Radiation effects and reliability

Current Appointments & Affiliations

Contact Information

  • 101 Science Drive, 3469 Fitzpatrick CIEMAS, Durham, NC 27708
  • Box 90291, Durham, NC 27708
  • uri icon Roy Lab

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