Sayan Seal
Researcher
Also affiliated: Cree (China) (2018)
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Sayan Seal's research focuses on the study of molecular biology techniques and applications. This includes investigating protein structure and dynamics, as well as exploring the mechanisms of cellular transport and secretion. Seal's work also extends to understanding receptor mechanisms and signaling pathways within biological systems. The research aims to elucidate fundamental processes at the molecular level.
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- h-index: 7
- Publications: 20
- Citations: 271
Selected Publications
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Vertically Stacked, Flip-Chip Wide Bandgap MOSFET Co-Optimized for Reliability and Switching Performance (2020)
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A Wire Bondless SiC Switching Cell With a Vertically Integrated Gate Driver (2020)
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Co-optimized Reliability and Parasitic inductance in Small Footprint Vertical Silicon Carbide MOSFET (2018)
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3D Wire Bondless Integration: The Future of Silicon Carbide (SiC) Packaging (2017)
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Thermo-mechanical reliability analysis of flip-chip bonded silicon carbide Schottky diodes (2017)
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High Performance Silicon Carbide Power Packaging—Past Trends, Present Practices, and Future Directions (2017)
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Flip-chip bonded silicon carbide MOSFETs as a low parasitic alternative to wire-bonding (2016)
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Flip-chip Bonded SiC Power Devices on a Low Temperature Co-fired Ceramic (LTCC) Substrate for Next Generation Power Modules (2016)
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The Design and Evaluation of an Integrated Wire-Bondless Power Module (IWPM) using Low Temperature Co-fired Ceramic Interposer (2016)
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Test Results of Sintered Nano-Silver Paste Die Attach for High Temperature Applications (2015)
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Application and reliability analysis of sintered silver preforms for die attachment of wide bandgap devices (2015)
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Design of a reduced form factor passive heat sink for high power applications (2015)
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Nanosilver preform assisted die attach for high temperature applications (2015)
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