Inventor · Leuven, BE

Roger Loo

16Patents
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26Co-inventors
56Inventor score

Filing activity: Jan 13, 2004 → Apr 26, 2021

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US8415209B2 Method of manufacturing a complementary nanowire tunnel field effect transistor semiconductor device Electricity 28 Active
US6906400B2 SiGe strain relaxed buffer for high mobility devices and a method of fabricating it Electricity 25 Expired
US8384195B2 Nanochannel device and method for manufacturing thereof Electricity 14 Active
US9177812B2 Method of manufacturing low resistivity contacts on n-type germanium Electricity 4 Active
US8507337B2 Method for doping semiconductor structures and the semiconductor device thereof Electricity 3 Active
US8962369B2 Method for doping semiconductor structures and the semiconductor device thereof Electricity 2 Active
US9478544B2 Method for forming a germanium channel layer for an NMOS transistor device, NMOS transistor device and CMOS device Electricity 1 Active
US9502415B2 Method for providing an NMOS device and a PMOS device on a silicon substrate and silicon substrate comprising an NMOS device and a PMOS device Electricity 0 Active
US9640411B2 Method for manufacturing a transistor device comprising a germanium channel material on a silicon based substrate, and associated transistor device Electricity 0 Active
US12336239B2 Tensile strained semiconductor monocrystalline nanostructure Electricity 0 Active
US8865582B2 Method for producing a floating gate memory structure Electricity 0 Active
US8709918B2 Method for selective deposition of a semiconductor material Electricity 0 Active
US9299563B2 Method for forming a strained semiconductor structure Electricity 0 Active
US8158451B2 Method for manufacturing a junction Electricity 0 Active
US9263263B2 Method for selective growth of highly doped group IV—Sn semiconductor materials Electricity 0 Active
US8530339B2 Method for direct deposition of a germanium layer Electricity 0 Active

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.