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Professor Dimitra Georgiadou

Professor Dimitra Georgiadou

 PhD FHEA MRSC
Professor

Research interests

  • photonic synapses for neuromorphic computing and AI hardware
  • photoelectric memories for in-memory sensing and computing
  • green manufacturing of flexible nanoelectronic devices

More research

Accepting applications from PhD students.

Connect with Dimitra

Email: D.Georgiadou@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +44 23 8059 5162

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Research

Research groups

Research interests

  • photonic synapses for neuromorphic computing and AI hardware
  • photoelectric memories for in-memory sensing and computing
  • green manufacturing of flexible nanoelectronic devices
  • solution-processed non-toxic materials
  • RF energy harvesting

Current research

Prof Dimitra Georgiadou's research interests are the fabrication and optimisation of nanoscale opto/electronic devices with flexible substrates by applying novel materials concepts and alternative patterning techniques. She aims to develop the next generation of smart, green, flexible and low-cost electronics. She is currently working on polyoxometalate (POM) molecular memories, Pb-free perovskite photoelectric memristors and ferroelectric and transition metal dischalcognide 2D materials for greener and sustainable electronics. She is also interested in radiofrequency Schottky diodes for powering the Internet of Everything.

Research projects

Active projects

Horizon Europe - TEAM-NANO - Teaming for Capacity Development and Synergies in Micro-nanofabrication and Flexible Electronics for Widespread Impact
Advanced Spectroscopy Research Unit for Sustainable Light Management
UK Multidisciplinary Centre for Neuromorphic Computing
Optogenetics inspired photoelectric memories based on flexible nanogap electrodes (PHOTOMEM 2)
Polyoxometalate Neuromorphic Memories Workshop
A capability for patterning beyond-CMOS devices at atomic scale
Sponsor: EPSRC
UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in Machine Intelligence for Nano-electronic Devices and Systems

Completed projects

Fast response on-chip temperature sensors (FaCTS)
Sponsor: Royal Society
Environmentally stable double perovskite photoelectric synapses
Optogenetics-inspired photoelectric memories based on flexible nanogap electrodes (PHOTOMEM)
EPSRC Core Equipment Award 2022/23
Sponsor: EPSRC