Miharu Miyamura

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Miharu Miyamura is a leading researcher in the field of advanced nanoelectronics, with a primary focus on nonvolatile memory and programmable logic devices. Her most significant contribution is the development of a robust Cu atom switch featuring an over-400°C thermally tolerant polymer-solid electrolyte (TT-PSE), a breakthrough that enables standard Cu-back-end-of-line (BEOL) compatibility for nonvolatile programmable logic. By selectively eliminating hydrocarbons with weak chemical bindings in the polymer-solid electrolyte, Miyamura achieved a device that withstands extreme thermal processing without degradation. This work, published in 2016 and cited 6 times, represents a critical step toward integrating resistive switching devices into mainstream semiconductor manufacturing. Her research addresses key challenges in reliability and thermal stability, paving the way for more durable and energy-efficient logic circuits. Miyamura’s innovations are particularly relevant for applications requiring high-temperature operation, such as automotive and aerospace electronics. Through her meticulous materials engineering and device design, she has established herself as a key contributor to the next generation of nonvolatile memory technologies.

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   Robust Cu atom switch with over-400°C thermally tolerant polymer-solid electrolyte (TT-PSE) for nonvolatile programmable logic

   6 citations · 2016

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