Summary
Himanshu Sharma is a senior researcher with over 15 years in advanced semiconductor and nanoelectronics research, currently leading projects at Huawei Belgium after a leadership stint at imec. He combines deep hands-on expertise in cleanroom nanofabrication, thin-film deposition and device characterization with program management experience across academia–industry collaborations. His work spans 2D nanosheet GAA-FETs, CNT-FET arrays, DNA-based memory and spintronic memory (SOT/STT-MRAM), reflecting a rare blend of beyond-CMOS device innovation and experimental condensed-matter physics. He has delivered scalable device studies and led international collaborations (including an imec–Purdue program and MSCA-funded research), demonstrating both technical depth and cross-institutional coordination. Based in Leuven, he pairs a PhD-era foundation in spintronics and low-temperature experiments with postdoctoral advances in SOT-MRAM and topological-insulator devices. Notably, his track record includes translating exotic materials physics (e.g., ISHE in 2D magnet–TI heterostructures) into concrete device concepts aimed at energy-efficient future electronics.
10 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Postdoctoral Researcher, Materials Science, Postdoctoral Researcher, Materials Science at KU Leuven
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.), Electronics and Communications Engineering, Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.), Electronics and Communications Engineering at Kurukshetra University
Postdoctoral, Spin-caloritronics, Postdoctoral, Spin-caloritronics at Tohoku University
Hindi, English, Japanese