Semiconductor device physics
Build or refresh the foundations: band structure, electrostatics, carrier transport, junctions, and how physical assumptions shape device behavior.
Professional seminars & workshops
Professional seminars
for technical teams.
Tailored instruction that connects semiconductor physics with the devices, models, and decisions your team works with.
Sample seminar topics
Topics for engineers, scientists, and technical leaders.
Avalanche & single-photon detectors
Explore multiplication, breakdown, noise, detection probability, and modeling considerations in APDs and SPADs.
III-nitride & wide-bandgap devices
Connect polarization, heterostructures, high-field transport, and material properties to electronic and photonic performance.
Modeling with physical judgment
Evaluate model assumptions, numerical methods, calibration, and the limits of simulation as an engineering tool.
Semiconductor photonics
Examine laser and photodetector design, optical and electronic interactions, and performance tradeoffs.
A program built for your team
Combine topics into a focused program for device engineers, modeling groups, R&D teams, or technical leadership.
Tailored delivery
Match the format to the learning goal.
From a focused briefing to a deeper workshop
Discuss a short technical briefing, half-day seminar, full-day workshop, or multi-session program. Delivery can be remote or onsite by arrangement.
Grounded in your audience
The level, examples, and emphasis are agreed around your team’s background and objectives. A technical workshop can incorporate discussion of your questions and modeling challenges.
Plan your session
Tell us what your team needs to understand.
- Define the audience
Roles, technical background, approximate group size, and the questions they face.
- Agree the program
Topics, depth, format, duration, and learning objectives.
- Reserve the engagement
Confirm scheduling, delivery arrangements, materials, and fees.
Engagement inquiries
Discuss your needs with Dr. Yoder.
Consulting, professional seminars, and independent technical analysis.