Saba Zare, Phd Email & Phone Number

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Device scientist/Engineer in low power display

New York Area

-Device and Process research for MRAM technology-MRAM Pathfinding Research-Double MTJ research - SOT (spin orbit torque) exploratory device, concept and yield improvement

Miniaturized Transracial magnetic stimulation (μTMS) devices for ultra-focal brain stimulation

Greater Boston Area

• Develop of magnetoelectric devices compatible with CMOS, manetic field/electric field sensors for both low and high frequency applications, tunable inductors• Design of 3-terminal controlled magnetoresistive (GMR) devices for multi-stage switches• Investigate Ferrite nanowires to improve RF devices, Phase-shifters and circulators

• Design, Develop and Fabrication of Magnetoelectric device for magnetic (electric) field sensor and tunable inductor applications based on single-phase magnetoelectric materials - Low voltage CMOS compatible design of magnetoelectric (ME) sensor - Deposition of ME Hexaferrite thin film on conductive layer & Silicon substrate for the first time• Design & Fabrication of On-chip RF tunable Inductor based on magnetostriction and piezoelectric materials• Organic LEDs, Fabrication & investigation of water soluble Pentacene as a red dopant in solution-processed OLEDs Skills: - Deposition of thin and tick film technique for metals and oxides (magnetic ceramic) films to insulation films such as SiN. Worked with equipments such as PLD (pulsed Laser Deposition), RF and DC sputtering, e-beam evaporator, Thermal evaporator and PECVD- Techniques such as wet etching and dry etching (DRIE), Photolithography and mask design tools- Working with low dimentional materiald such as single-wall CNT and deposition of them by electrophoresis method- Imaging instrument such as SEM- Material characterization tools such as EDX, XRD and VSM- RF measurements by network analyzer, S-parameters analysis, de-embedding method, Simulation by HFSS- Testing devices by Semiconductor Analyzer, SMU Unite Keitley, Spectrometer, Photodetector, and Labview program

Northeastern University

Lab Instructor for Electronics course (four semesters). Teaching assistant for Electronics I & II (five semesters). Guest Lecture for Electronics II

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Device And Microfabrication Group

- Developing Magnetoelectric device as electric & magnetic field sensor for biomedical / RF applications -Design & Fabrication of On-chip.

Master'S Degree, Organic Electronics And Device Fabrication

Dissertation: “Fabrication of Organic Light Emitting Diode and Analysis of Air Effect on It”