Our latest work together with prof. Salleo (Stanford) and prof. Alivisatos (UC Berkeley) on ultra-bright quantum dots is now published in Science Magazine (link). In this work, we have focused on how efficiently quantum dots reemit the light they absorb. While previous attempts to figure out quantum dot efficiency hinted Read more…
In this paper, the mechanisms for stability in ENODe devices are investigated. In this work the mechanisms leading to state loss and cycling instability in redox-gated neuromorphic devices are revealed: parasitic redox reactions and out-diffusion of reducing additives. The results of this study are used to design an encapsulation structure which Read more…
I am very grateful to the European Research Council and its panel committee to have awarded me with a Starting Grant for 5 years to pursue research on: BIOMORPHIC: Brain-Inspired Organic Modular Lab-on-a-Chip for Cell Classification In this research we will develop a unique brain-inspired organic lab-on-a-chip in which microfluidics Read more…
I was interviewed (in Dutch) for a new podcast series Sound of Silence by Lieven Scheire. Listen here: http://soundofscience.libsyn.com/website/sound-of-science-4-yoeri-van-de-burgt
The review paper, with Armantas Melianas, Scott Keene, George Malliaras and Alberto Salleo is published in Nature Electronics: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41928-018-0103-3
I am excited to have been nominated for the New Scientist Talent award 2018. You can vote here: https://newscientist.nl/yoeri-van-de-burgt/
It was a great pleasure as well as somewhat of a challenge to speak at the PechaKucha evening #28 at the Temporary Art Centre in Eindhoven (PechaKucha). Invited to present my research in 20 slides that each take exactly 20 seconds for a non-scientific audience was difficult but definitely rewarding.
The Groningen Center for Cognitive Systems and Materials is a multidisciplinary research center with a mission is to develop materials-centred systems paradigms for cognitive computing based on modelling and learning at all levels: from materials that can learn to devices, circuits and algorithms. Prof. van de Burgt has been invited to serve Read more…
We are grateful to inform that a PhD position has been funded by the department of Mechanical engineering to work on organic neurormorphic arrays. See vacancies for more information.
From this September prof van de Burgt will be working at the Engineering department of the University of Cambridge together with prof. George Malliaras. We will be working together on new ideas in organic neuromorphics, as well as applied bioelectronics. The state-of-the-art facilities of this university will certainly not be Read more…