Research
Our team is committed to promoting technology transfer, bridging fundamental research in discrete micro-nanoelectronic components with the development of complex systems.
We leverage cutting-edge expertise in material and component characterization, micro and nanofabrication process science, as well as chip assembly and interconnection through heterogeneous 3D integration.
This advanced know-how enables us to support innovative applications in quantum electronics, neuromorphic electronics, photonic devices, and artificial intelligence technologies.
Research Themes
Advanced Microelectronic Assembly


- Development of innovative microfabrication processes for high-density interconnections
- Integration of temperature and stress microsensors into multi-chip modules
- Wafer reconstruction using molding for advanced packaging
Neuromorphic Engineering

- Integration of emerging resistive memories on CMOS circuits
- Development of electrical test methods and platforms
- Hardware implementation of formal and impulse neural networks
- Development of cryogenic neuromorphic circuits for quantum technologies
Quantum Nanoelectronics


- Development of Qubits on Industrial FDSOI Substrates
- Fabrication of Qubits on Si
Emerging Memories



- Fabrication of resistive memories, also known as memristors automatic control of qubits using AI
- Development of electronics capable of operating at cryogenic temperatures
Microelectromechanical System (MEMS)


- Development of micromachining processes
- Integration processes for photonic systems
- Fabrication and characterization of MEMS devices
- Alliance for Bio-Epoxy (Professor Serge Ecoffey)
- Development of a manufacturable process for the fabrication of waveguides in insulators (Faraday Rotator) - (Professor Serge Ecoffey)
- CNRC Discovery : Microelectromechanical systems heterogeneous integration and cryogenic packaging at the wafer scale.( Pr.Serge Ecoffey)
- A Versatile Multi-Project Cleanroom Fabrication Process for Superconducting Quantum Circuits
- Consortium on Quantum simulation with Spin Qubits (CQS2Q)
- CNRC Discovery: Automatic Qubit Control for Large-Scale Quantum Computers Enabled by Neuromorphic Computing and Cryogenic Bio-Inspired Hardware
- Details - NSERC’s Awards Database - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (nserc-crsng.gc.ca)
- Distributed Digital Intelligence Network (D2IN): Development of Disruptive and Low-Cost Microsystems for Edge Computing
- CNRC-IBM Canada Industrial Research Chair in High-Performance Heterogeneous Integration C2MI Research Chair in Microfabrication and Integration
- Advanced Manufacturing Toolkit for Quantum Sensing and Quantum Computing
- Multi-user and low-cost silicon interposer platform for bio/quantum systems
- Development of Novel Quantum Vacuum-Based Electronic Devices Platform and Enabling Its Microfabrication Methods.
- Hardware implementation of spiking neural networks based on CMOS-memristor hybrid circuits for ultra-low power edge AI applications
- Enabling Large-Scale Silicon Spin Qubit Platform using Memristor-Based Neuromorphic Circuits for Quantum Dots Auto-Tuning

