Robert D. Russell
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Also affiliated: École Normale Supérieure de Lyon (1998); Pennsylvania State University (1999); University of New Hampshire (1976–2017); University of New Mexico (1985); University of New Hampshire at Manchester (1995–2015); Simon Fraser University (1981–2015); Rider University (1989); Central Penn College (2004); Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture (2004); European Organization for Nuclear Research (1973–1985); University of California, Davis (2009)
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Robert D. Russell's research focuses on semiconductor materials and devices, particularly silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments. He has authored 65 publications with a total of 2,431 citations and an h-index of 16. Russell has collaborated with several researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including H. Alan Mantooth, Abu Shahir Md Khalid Hasan, Zhong Chen, and Kevin Chen, with whom he shares at least one publication each. His most recent publication in 2024 addresses the review of silicon carbide CMOS technology. Russell remains an active researcher, with recent contributions to the field.
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- h-index: 16
- Publications: 65
- Citations: 2,482
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A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments (2024)
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- A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments
- A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments
- A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments
- A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments
- A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments
- A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments
- A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments
- A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments
- A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments
- A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments
- A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments
- A review of silicon carbide CMOS technology for harsh environments
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