Russian Microelectronics

Aims & Scope

Russian Microelectronics is a peer-reviewed journal focusing on technological, physical, and circuit engineering aspects of micro- and nanoelectronics. Features articles on new trends in lithography, etching, doping, deposition, and planarization at the submicron and nanometer scales. Encompasses an array of topics, including beam and plasma technologies, molecular beam epitaxy and dry etching, the methods of study and control of surfaces, and multilayer structures. Also covers mathematical modeling and real-time diagnostics of technological processes, quantum dimensional effects, nanotransistors, semiconductor implementations of quantum bits (qubits), and more. Welcomes submissions in English from all countries.

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