Biography
Daryoush Shiri obtained his BS and MS in Electrical Engineering at Sharif
University of Technology and AmirKabir (Tehran Polytechnic) University,
respectively. He then worked as a RF/analog CMOS design engineer and
team leader in startup companies. After this industrial experience, he
received his PhD in electrical and computer engineering in 2013 from
University of Waterloo, Canada. His thesis was devoted to computational
study of electron transport in silicon nanowires under supervision of
Professor M. P. Anantram.
After a postdoctoral stint at University of Waterloo, he moved to Sweden
in 2016 as a postdoctoral fellow at Chalmers University of Technology, to
work on heat transport in 2D materials. Currently he is a researcher
(forskare) at Department pf Microtechnology and Nanosciences at the
same university. He supervised both undergraduate and graduate
students and taught different courses in electronics circuits and
electromagnetics.
His research contributions include: Proposing population inversion in
silicon nanowires, Gunn effect in silicon nanowires, voltage-controlled
heat diode and heat-to-mechanical vibration in graphene, and large-signal
modeling of nonlinear devices and circuits.
Specializations
Computational Physics and Engineering of Semiconductor Nano-devices:
- Electron-phonon interactions in Silicon nanowires
- Nonlinear optics of Silicon nanowires and 2D materials
- Heat transport in 2D materials
- Numerical solution of Partial Differential Equations (PDE), Finite Element Method (FEM)
- Molecular Dynamics (MD) and Density Functional Theory (DFT) methods
Quantum Computing:
- Electromagnetic simulation of superconducting microwave elements for scalable quantum computer chips
- MATLAB and Python simulation of cQED physics
Circuit Theory and Design:
- Design, simulation and layout of CMOS Analog/RF integrated circuits for optical and wireless communications
Teaching and Pedagogy:
- Course Design, Teaching Large Classrooms,
- Interactive Teaching, Understanding the Learners
- Instructor:
- Circuit Theory, Logic circuits, Electromagnetics, Device physics
Affiliations
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Member
IEEE -
Member
American Physical Society -
Member
German Physical Society
Education
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Diploma of Mathematics and Physics, 1994.
Bahman High School, Tehran, Iran -
B.Sc. of Electronics Engineering, 1998.
Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran -
Diploma Deutsch (German Language Diploma), 1999.
Carl Duisburg Centren (CDC), Tehran, Iran -
M.Sc. of Electronics Engineering, 2001.
Amir Kabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran -
PhD of Electrical and Computer Engineering (Nanotechnology Program), June 2013.
University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Canada