Prof. Marc A Baldo

Dugald C Jackson Professor of Electrical Engineering
Director, Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE)

Primary DLC

Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

MIT Room: 36-419

Areas of Interest and Expertise

Organic Electronics
Molecular Electronics
Soft Semiconductors
Photosynthesis
Solar Cells
Light Emitting Devices
Biological Materials
Novel Organic Transistors
Transformations

Recent Work

  • Video

    10.21.20-MRL-Spintronics-Baldo

    October 21, 2020Conference Video Duration: 30:15
    Marc A. Baldo
    Director, Research Laboratory of Electronics

    New architectures for computation offer performance advantages for specific applications such as optimization and machine learning. In this talk, I will discuss the potential benefits of spintronics, with a focus at the system level. Collective switching of multiple spins promises to reduce the power delay product relative to conventional field effect transistors. But spintronic phenomena can also be exploited to realize novel devices such as programmable nonlinear function evaluators and coupled oscillators, providing potential benefits beyond traditional von Neumann architectures.