10/1987 Best in Prediploma Class in Electrical Engineering at the Ruhr University Bochum
10/1990 Second Best in Diploma Class in Electrical Engineering at the Ruhr University Bochum
02/1994 Defended Ph.D. thesis at Purdue University with GPA of 4.00/4.00.
03/1992 1st degree black belt, World Tae Kwon Do Federation, South Korea
05/1993 2nd degree black belt, World Tae Kwon Do Federation, South Korea
Scholarships
04/1987-09/1990 Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Begabtenförderung,
Germany, Full ride scholarship for gifted students providing monthly stipend and book expenses (there is no tuition at public German Universities)
04/1987 Auserwählt durch Lehrstuhl für Erzeugung and Anwendung elektrischer Energie für Prof. Dr. Koepchen Studienstiftung des RWE, Förderungsantrag zurückgezogen wegen Konfliktes mit Friedrich Ebert Stiftung,
Germany, Selected for Industrial Scholarship of RWE, application for financial support not submitted.
04/1987-09/1990 Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Begabtenförderung,
Germany, Full ride scholarship for gifted students providing monthly stipend and book expenses (there is no tuition at public German Universities)
02/1988-09/1990 Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes, Begabtenförderung
Most prestigious German scholarship for gifted students from the equivalent of the US National Science Foundation.
08/1988-05/1989 Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD), Integriertes Auslandsstudium
German Academic Exchange Service Scholarship for support of exchange program participation between Bochum and Purdue providing travel expenses, living-abroad supplement, and US health insurance.
08/1988-05/1989 Purdue University Fee Remission Award.
08/1989-09/1990 Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Begabtenförderung,
Scholarship expansion for tuition and additional living-abroad supplement.
Awards/Recognition:
10/1987 Siemens Studentenkreis für ausgewählte, hochqualifizierte Studenten der Ingenier- und Naturwissenschaften, Förderung durch einwöchiges "Siemens-Studenten-Kolloquium", Bezug von Fachliteratur, Vermittlung ausgewählter Praktikums- und Werkstudentenplätzen sowie Hilfeleistung bei Studien- und Diplomarbeiten.
Siemens circle of selected, highly qualified students in Engineering and Sciences. Support for a one week seminar, science books, selected internships and senior and thesis projects.
12/1988 Purdue dean's list
1989 HKN - Electrical enginnering honor society
1989 TBP - Engineering honor society
02/1990 Permenentes Mitglied der Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes.
Permanent Member of the most prestigius German Science Foundation.
03/1991 Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft, Preis für ein in besonders kurzer Zeit sehr erfolgreich abgeschlossenes Studium.
Foundation for the German Science, Prize for the especially fast and very successful completion of studies.
1992 Best student presentation in Purdue EE Industry Initiative Workshop.
07/1995 Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Forschung des Landes NRW: Zustimmung zur Führung eines ausländischen Grades: Ph.D. (USA) oder Dr. (USA)
Recognition of my US PhD degree within the German official title system by the Department of Science and Research.
10/1996 Texas Instruments Award,
Citation: Gerhard Klimeck is recognized for outstanding achievement in the development and demonstration of quantum device design tools. His leadership in developing computer code and documentation for NEMO, a world class device modeling program exceeded customer requirements and helped win followon contract. Due to this effort, TI has strengthened its competitive position in nanoelectronics and is viewed by our customers as the industry leader in the development of quantum design tools.
1997 DARPA, Ultra Dense, Ultra Fast Computing Components, Award to Ratheon-TI Systems: Sustained Excellence by a Performer in Fiscal Year 1997
2002 JPL, Dr. Edward Stone Award for Outstanding Research Publication
Citation: This paper represents a milestone publication for JPL’s entry into the field of nanoelectronic device modeling and simulation for future NASA missions. It is also of value to the international semiconductor industry community.
2003 NASA Space Act Award: NPO no. 30520, “Nanoelectronic Modeling 3-D (NEMO 3-D) Upgrade", $600
2004 NASA Tech Brief Award: NTR no 30842: “WIGLAF (A Web Interface Generator and Legacy Application Façade)”, $350
2004 NASA Tech Brief Award: NTR no 30843: “Nanoelectronic Modeling (NEMO 3-D) upgrade to no license restrictions”, $350
2004 NASA Tech Brief Award: NTR no 30844: “XML-based C++ Code Generation for User Interface Integration”, $350
2004 NASA Tech Brief Award: NTR no 30834: “Parallel Complex Hermitian Sparse Matrix Eigensolvers.”, $350
2004 NASA Software Award: NTR no 30630: “Parallel Algorithms for Near-Realtime Mosaic Generation”, $500
2004 NASA Tech Brief Award: NTR no 30631: “Parallel Algorithms for Near-Realtime Image Correlation”, $350
2004 NASA Tech Brief Award: NTR no 30632: “Quality Control of Tiepoints Computed from Image Correlation”, $350
2004 NASA Software Award “Quality Control of Tiepoints Computed from Image Correlation”, $500
2004 NASA Tech Brief Award: NTR no 30835: “Structure Based input using tcl/tk”, $350
2005 NASA Space Act Award. “Parallel Algorithms for Near-Realtime Image Processing in Commodity Cluster Computers”. $2,000
2004 Purdue Seeds of Success Acorn given by Vice Provost for Research, for research award exceeding $1M
08/2005 Human-Competitive awards in genetic and evolutionary programming– the “HUMIES”, $1,000 shared with Richard J. Terrile, Hrand Aghazarian, Michael I. Ferguson, Wolfgang Fink, Terry Huntsberger, Didier Keymeulen, Gerhard Klimeck, Mark Kordon, Seungwon Lee, Boris Oks, Chris Peay,Anastassios Petropoulos, Paul von Allmen. Karl Yee, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, paper titles: “Evolutionary Computation Technologies for the Automatic Design of Space Systems”, “Evolutionary Computation applied to the Tuning of MEMS gyroscopes”, “Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithms for Low-Thrust Orbit Transfer Optimization”, http://www.genetic-programming.org/hc2005/cfe2005.html
2005 Purdue Seeds of Success Acorn given by Vice Provost for Research, for research award exceeding $1M
06/2006 NASA Tech Brief Award for NTR no 41155: “Efficient boundary condition for embedded semiconductor nanostructure modeling”, $350
2006 Purdue Seeds of Success Acorn given by Vice Provost for Research, research award exceeding $1M
08/2007 NASA Board Award for NTR no. 41155: “Efficient boundary condition for embedded semiconductor nanostructure modeling.” $500
2007 Purdue Seeds of Success Acorn given by Vice Provost for Research, research award exceeding $1M.
12/2007 NASA Tech Brief Award for NTR no 30630: “Parallel Algorithms for Near-Realtime Mosaic Generation”, $350
2008 Purdue Engineering Team Award shared with Mark S. Lundstrom and Michael McLennan. $1,000 award per awardee and a $10,000 research funding award.
2008 Purdue Seeds of Success Acorn given by Vice Provost for Research, research award exceeding $1M
2009 Purdue Seeds of Success Acorn given by Vice Provost for Research, research award exceeding $1M
2010 Purdue Seeds of Success Acorn given by Vice Provost for Research, research award exceeding $1M
2011 Purdue Seeds of Success Acorn given by Vice Provost for Research, research award exceeding $1M
May 2011, Elected Fellow Institute of Physics, citation: “For the development, application, and dissemination of atomistic quantum simulation tools for nanoelectronic devices.”
2011 Campus Technology Innovators Award - Category: IT Infrastructure and Systems, “HUBzero Platform for Scientific Collaboration”, Michael McLennan, George B. Adams III., Mark Lundstrom, Gerhard Klimeck;
10 winners were selected in six categories, out of 393 nominations submitted from higher education institutions around the globe. Entries were reviewed by our Innovators Judging Committee, a group of higher ed tech leaders, many of whom are former Campus Technology Innovators award winners. Final winners were chosen by our expert team of editors.
2011 Best Student Poster award.Seung Hyun Park wins a best poster award at the IEEE NMDC conference on Jeju Isand, Korea. The title of the poster is "Contact Modeling and Analysis of InAs HEMT Transistors". Co-authors and award winners are Hong-Hyun Park, Mehdi Salmani-Jelodar, Sebastian Steiger, Michael Povolotsky, Tillmann Kubis, and Gerhard Klimeck. There were 12 awards out of about 170 posters at IEEE NMDC.
2011 Gordon Bell Prize Competition Finalist, Received Honorable Mention: Mathieu Luisier, Timothy B. Boykin, Gerhard Klimeck, Wolfgang Fichtner, “Atomistic nanoelectronic device engineering with sustained performances up to 1.44 PFlop/s”, IEEE and ACM Supercomputing 2011, Nov 12-18, 2011.
Nov. 2011, Elected Fellow of the American Physical Society, Citation: “For the development, application, and dissemination of atomistic quantum simulation tools for nanoelectronic devices.”
2012 Purdue Seeds of Success Acorn given by Vice Provost for Research, research award exceeding $1M
Dec. 2012, Elected Fellow of the IEEE, citation: “for his contributions to atomistic quantum simulation tools for nanoelectronic devices”
2013 Intel award for contributions to the NEMO5 simulation software tool
2019 Purdue Seeds of Success Acorn given by Vice Provost for Research, research award exceeding $1M
2019 Humboldt Foundation Research Prize, at Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin, Germany. Attending the ceremonies were Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Frank-Walter Steinmeier. The international Humboldt Research Award is one of the most prestigious awards in science and is given each year to researchers from all academic disciplines by Germany’s Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. The award recognizes researchers who have made significant discoveries that have influenced their fields, and who are expected to continue producing such advances in the future.
Citation: Professor Klimeck is a leading expert in the modeling of nanoelectronics devices. He is well known internationally for building and defining the state-of-the-art in atomistic modeling theory and simulation tools for today's most advanced transistor devices. He also guides the technical developments and strategies of the site nanoHUB.org, which annually serves over 1.5 million users worldwide with online simulations, tutorials, and seminars. In Germany, he continues his research on atomic-scale semiconductor devices to explore new concepts in hybrid nanostructures.
Sept 2020: R&D 100 award winner in Software and Services category. “Making simulation and data pervasive”, “nanoHUB: Democratizing Learning and Research”. Award winners: Gerhard Klimeck, Alejandro Strachan, Lynn Zentner, Michael Zentner.
Oct. 2020: Elected Fellow of American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), ”For the quantum mechanical modeling theory and simulation tools to design today's nanotransistors and for leadership of the global nanotechnology community as Director of nanoHUB.”
Dec. 2020: Purdue Discovery Park Bravo Award.
April 2021: Purdue College of Engineering Faculty Excellence Award for Impact on Industry.
Patents:
US Patent 6,490,193: "Forming and storing data in a memory cell", Paul van der Wagt and Gerhard Klimeck, work performed at Texas Instruments and Raytheon TI Systems.
US Patent 6,667,490: "Method and System for Generating a Memory Cell", Paul van der Wagt and Gerhard Klimeck, work performed at Texas Instruments and Raytheon TI Systems.
US Patent 6,490,193: "Forming and storing data in a memory cell", Paul van der Wagt and Gerhard Klimeck, work performed at Texas Instruments and Raytheon TI Systems.
US Patent 6,667,490: "Method and System for Generating a Memory Cell", Paul van der Wagt and Gerhard Klimeck, work performed at Texas Instruments and Raytheon TI Systems.
U.S. Patent 2012/0043607: “Tunneling Field-Effect Transistor with Low Leakage Current”, Mathieu Luisier, Samarth Agarwal, Gerhard Klimeck
U.S. patent No. 9,858,365: “Physical modeling of electronic devices/systems”, Ganesh Hegde, Yaohua Tan, Tillmann Kubis, Michael Povolotskyi, Gerhard Klimeck.
U.S. patent 10,680,088: “Tunnel Effect Transistor Having Anisotropic Effective Mass Channel”, Hesameddin Ilatikhameneh, Tarek Ameen, Bozidar Novakovic, Rajib Rahman, Gerhard Klimeck, 2020/6/9
PI or significant contributor to awarded proposals (research and equipment):
1. 1999, SBIR Phase I Award, ONR, $100k, 6 months,
"An Advanced CAD Tool for Quanrum Device Simulation",
PI: Phillip Stout, CRFDR Corporation, Co-I Gerhard Klimeck.
12/2001, JPL Directors Research and Discretionary Fund (DRDF), $100k, 18 months,
"Nanoelectronic and Nanomagnetic Devices for Revolutionary Computing and Sensor Applications",
PI: Gerhard Klimeck, participating: Fabiano Oyafuso (JPL)
03/2002, JPL Internal Research and Development (phase 1), $343k, 6 months,
"Evolutionary Computing Technologies for Space Systems",
PI: Richard Terrile, Co-PI: Gerhard Klimeck, and others.
10/2002, JPL Internal Research and Development (phase 2), $624k, 12 months,
"Evolutionary Computing Technologies for Space Systems",
PI: Richard Terrile, Co-PI: Gerhard Klimeck, and others.
03/2002, NSA/ARDA, $900k, 3 years,
"Nanoelectronic Modeling (NEMO) for High Fidelity Simulation of Solid-State Quantum Computing Gates",
PI: Gerhard Klimeck, participating: Fabiano Oyafuso (JPL), Timothy Boykin (U. Alabama Huntsville).
07/2002, ONR, $680k, 3 years,
"Atomistic 3-D Nanoelectronic Modeling (NEMO) for Electron Transport in Realistic Nano-Scale Devices",
PI: Gerhard Klimeck, participating: Fabiano Oyafuso (JPL), Supriyo Datta (Purdue Univ.).
09/2002, NSF Nano Science Center, $12,500k over 5 years, (JPL is government collaborator – no funds exchanged),
"Network for Computational Nanotechnology",
PI: Mark Lundstrom (Purdue University).
10/2002, JPL Internal Research and Development, $624k, 12 months,
"Evolutionary Computing Technologies for Space Systems (phase 3)",
PI: Richard Terrile, Co-PI: Gerhard Klimeck, and others.
01/2004, NSF Teragrid, friendly user account, 50,000 SUs,
"NEMO 3-D on Teragrid",
PI: James Bottum, Co- PI: Gerhard Klimeck, Sebastien Goasguen..
03/2003, JPL IRTD, $2.7M, 36 months,
"Evolutionary Computation Technologies for Space Systems: Revolutionary Tools for Complex Systems",
PI: Rich Terrile, Co-PI: Chris Adami, Savio Chau, Ian Ferguson, Wolfgang Fink, Terry Huntsberger, Gerhard Klimeck, Mark Kordon.
03/2004, IBM SUR Grant, $1.3M, PI: Mark Lundstrom, Co-PIs: Sebastien Goasgien and Gerhard Klimeck, Hardware donation to the NCN for IBM Regatta HPC machine.
05/2004, NSF NMI, $3M, 36 months,
"NMI Deployment (ENG): nanoHUB",
PI: Sebastien Goasguen, Co-PI: Gerhard Klimeck, Dongyan Xu (Purdue), Alain Roy (U. of Wisconsin), Renato Figueiredo (U. of Florida).
06/2004, Semiconductor Research Corporation, $75k, 12 months,
"Atomistic Nanoelectronic Modeling (NEMO) for Nano-Scale Wires",
PI: Gerhard Klimeck.
07/2004, Intel Equipment Grant, $78k, PI: Gerhard Klimeck, Hardware donation to NCN for In-Vigo computation on nanoHUB.
07/2004, NSF NRAC, 200,000 Service Units on Teragrid,
"NSF Network for Computational Nanotechnology (NCN) TeraGrid Allocation Proposal",
PI: Gerhard Klimeck, Co-PI: George Schatz, Mark Ratner, Susan Sinnott, Renato Figueiredo, Jose Fortes Umberto, Ravaioli, Sebastien Goasguen, Jean Pierre Leburton.
9/2004 – 9/05, $2,648,333, National Science Foundation, “Network for Computational Nanotechnology,” (M.S. Lundstrom, A.H, Sameh, A.Y. Grama, D.S. Ebert, J.F. Pekny, J.R.Bottum, J.Y. Murthy, K. Roy, Gerhard Klimeck, and S. Datta.
04/2005, ARO, $300k, 36 months,
"Add on proposal for QCTM-QCCM: The case for NEMO",
PI: Robert Clark, Australian Center for Quantum Computing Technologies", Co-PI: Gerhard Klimeck
04/2005, ARO, $300, 36 months,
"Realistic SiGe Quantum Dot Qubit Design",
PI: Mark A. Eriksson, U Wisconsin, Madison, Co-PI: Gerhard Klimeck at JPL.
9/2005 – 9/2006, $3,148,333, National Science Foundation, “Network for Computational Nanotechnology,” (M.S. Lundstrom, A.H. Sameh, D.S. Ebert, J.R. Bottum, J.Y. Murthy, K. Roy, Gerhard Klimeck, and S. Datta.
10/2005, NIH, $1,461,911 (year 1), $6,476,476 (5 years), Purdue part $89,930 (year 1), $420,518 (5 years)
"National Center for Design of Biomimetic Nanoconductors"
PI: Erik Jakobson (UIUC), Co-PI at Purdue: Michael McLennan and Gerhard Klimeck
11/2005 – 10/2006, $75,000, Semiconductor Research Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI's Mark Lundstrom and Gerhard Klimeck.
09/2005 – 08/2006, $75,000, Intel Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology,” PI's Mark Lundstrom and Gerhard Klimeck.
10/2005-9/2008, $2.5M, 3 years, Purdue Discovery Park,
"Purdue Cyber Center",
PI: Ahmed Emargarmid, Co-PIs:Elisa Bertino, Gary Bertoline, James Bottum, Scott Brandt, Jim Caruthers, Alok Chaturvedi, Ed Coyle, Melissa J. Dark, Jo Davisson, Ahmed K. Elmagarmid, Arif Ghafoor, Chris Hoffmann, Matthew Huber, Reza Kamali, Gerhard Klimeck, Mourad Ouzzani, and Jeffrey S. Vitter
1/06 – 12/08, $480,000, Semiconductor Research Corporation, “Full 3-D Quantum Transport Modeling of Realistically Extended Devices,” (G. Klimeck, C, Koh, M.S. Lundstrom., and V. Balakrishnan),
9/15/06-9/14/07, $3,648,333, 1 year, National Science Foundation, Network for Computational Nanotechnology, (M.S. Lundstrom, D.S. Ebert, J.Y. Murthy, K. Roy, Gerhard Klimeck and S. Datta)
9/15/06-9/14/07, $100k, 1 year, MARCO/MSD, Software Customization and Deployment on the nanoHUB , PI.: Gerhard Klimeck
11/1/06 10/31/07, $75,000, 1 year, Semiconductor Research Corporation, Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology .
11/1/06 10/31/07, $75,000, 1 year, Intel Corporation, Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology .
4/15/07-4/14/10, $300,000, 3 years, National Science Foundation, Contact Block Reduction Method for transport in Multimillion Atom Systems, Dragica Vasileska (PI, Arizona State University), Gerhard Klimeck (Co-PI, Purdue share $135k).
8/20/07-8/19/08, $25,000 (basic full time student funding), Purdue Computing Research Institute (CRI), Reaching Peta-Scale Computing with a widely known, Purdue-Centered Simulation code in Nanoelectronics for Applications in Solid-state Lighting, PI: Gerhard Klimeck, Co-PI: Edwin Garcia
8/20/07-8/19/08, $25,000 (basic full time student funding), Purdue Computing Research Institute (CRI), Predictive modeling of the atomic level structure and electronic properties of semiconductor nanostructures , PI: Alejandro Strachan, Co-PI: Gerhard Klimeck
9/15/07-9/14/08, $3,648,333, 1 year, National Science Foundation, Network for Computational Nanotechnology, (PI s: M.S. Lundstrom, Gerhard Klimeck and Michael McLennan)
9/15/07-9/14/11, $1,600,000, 4 years, National Science Foundation, Accelerating Nano-scale Transistor Innovation though Petascale Simulation , PI: Gerhard Klimeck, Co-PI s: Thomas Hacker (Purdue), Dongyan Xu (Purdue), Saroj Nayak (RPI).
9/15/07-9/14/08, $100k, 1 year, MARCO/MSD, Software Customization and Deployment on the nanoHUB , PI.: Gerhard Klimeck
11/1/07 - 10/31/08, $75,000, 1 year, Semiconductor Research Corporation, Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology .
11/1/07 - 10/31/08, $75,000, 1 year, Intel Corporation, Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology .
12/1/07, $20,000, AMD hardware donation to Network for Computational Nanotechnology.
4/1/08-3/31/11, $3,100,000, NRI funded center at Notre Dame, MIND – Midwest Institute for Nanoelectronics Discovery. PI. Alan Seabaugh, Lead at Purdue: G. Klimeck, Purdue Portion $910k. Purdue Cost share $360k. Count Purdue funds only.
9/15/08-9/14/09, $3,648,333, 1 year, National Science Foundation, “Network for Computational Nanotechnology,” (PI’s: M.S. Lundstrom, Gerhard Klimeck and Michael McLennan), $ amount already counted in the full grant.
9/15/08-9/14/09, $100k, 1 year, MARCO/MSD, “Software Customization and Deployment on the nanoHUB”, PI.: Gerhard Klimeck
11/1/08–10/31/09, $75,000, 1 year, Semiconductor Research Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”
11/1/08–10/31/09, $75,000, 1 year, Intel Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”
12/1/08-11/30/10, $160,000, Sandia National Laboratory, “Nanoelectronic Modeling for Semiconductor Qubits”, PI: Gerhard Klimeck.
7/15/08-7/14/11, $657,479.00 , 2 years, National Science Foundation, “A TeraGrid MATLAB Cluster – Exploring New Services for an XD Future”, PI.: David Lifka, Cornell, Co-PIs: Gerhard Klimeck, Michael McLennan, Purdue. Purdue portion of funding $313,715.
9/1/09-8/31/11, $1,412,406.53, 2 years, National Science Foundation, “Instant-On Simulation Delivery: Helping TeraGrid Achieve Its Wide and Open Strategic Goals”, PI: Gerhard Klimeck, Co-PIs: George B. Adams III, and Michael J. McLennan.
9/15/09-9/14/10, $3,648,333, 1 year, National Science Foundation, “Network for Computational Nanotechnology,” (PI’s: M.S. Lundstrom, Gerhard Klimeck and Michael McLennan), $ amount already counted in the full grant.
11/1/09–10/31/10, $75,000, 1 year, Semiconductor Research Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”.
11/1/09–10/31/10, $75,000, 1 year, Intel Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”.
06/01/2010-09/30/2011, $16,795, Purdue Research Foundation: Xr Grant Midwest Academy For Nanoelectronics & Architectures Mana, Klimeck Portion: $16,795
06/01/2010-09/30/2011, $16,750, Purdue Research Foundation: Xr Grant Midwest Academy For Nanoelectronics & Architectures Mana, Klimeck Portion: $16,750
9/15/10-9/14/11, $3,857,333, 1 year, National Science Foundation, “Network for Computational Nanotechnology,” (PI’s: M.S. Lundstrom, Gerhard Klimeck and Michael McLennan).
09/01/2010-08/31/2011, $100,000, 1 year, National Science Foundation, Network for Computational Nanotechnology Education Research Group, PI’s Gerhard Klimeck and Krishna Madhavan, Klimeck Portion: $50,000.
05/01/10-12/31/10, $50,000, Lockheed Martin, “Direct mapping from First Principles to Empirical Tight Binding”, PI: Klimeck, Klimeck Portion: $50,000
09/01/2010-08/31/2013, $498,431, National Science Foundation, Iii:Small: Information Recommendation for Online Scientific Communities, PI: Luo Si, Co-PI: Klimeck, Klimeck Portion $150,000.
11/1/10–10/31/11, $75,000, 1 year, Semiconductor Research Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”.
11/1/10–10/31/11, $75,000, 1 year, Intel Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”.
02/01/2011-01/31/2013. $160,000, 2 years, NRI, University Of Notre Dame Midwest Institute For Nanoelectronics Discovery (MIND), Klimeck Portion: $160,000
9/15/09-9/14/10, $109,000 1 year, National Science Foundation, “Network for Computational Nanotechnology,” Node Expansion to MIT (PI’s: M.S. Lundstrom, Gerhard Klimeck and Michael McLennan).
9/15/10-9/14/11, $3,648,333, 1 year, National Science Foundation, “Network for Computational Nanotechnology,” (PI’s: M.S. Lundstrom, Gerhard Klimeck and Michael McLennan).
05/01/11-12/31/12, $75,000, Lockheed Martin, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
11/1/11–10/31/12, $30,000, 1 year, Semiconductor Research Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
11/1/11–10/31/12, $75,000, 1 year, Intel Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
11/1/11–10/31/12, $75,000, 1 year, Samsung, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
11/1/11–10/31/12, $75,000, 1 year, Global Foundries, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
1/1/11-12/31/13, $300,000, 3 years, Semiconductor Research Corporation, Custom Research sponsored by Intel, “Advanced Quantum Device Simulation Using NEMO5”, PI: Klimeck
5/1/11-4/30/13, $120,000, 2 years, Hamamatsu, Japan, “Design and Modeling of Terahertz Quantum Cascade Lasers”, PI: Klimeck, Co-PI Tillmann Kubis.
8/1/11-7/31/15, $40,163, Travel funds for NSF PRAC- Accelerating Nano-Scale Transistor Innovation. PI Klimeck
8/1/11-6/30/12, $80,000, ARO, Wyle Lab, “Modeling Current Collapse in GaN HEMTs”, PI Klimeck
06/1/11-05/31/14, $121,500, NSF Graduate Research Fellowship for Matthias Yui Hong Tan.
5/1/11-4/30/12, $299,982, NSF Supplement to Network for Computational Nanotechnology, manufacturingHUB, PI Klimeck
11/1/12–10/31/13, $75,000, 1 year, Intel Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
11/1/12–10/31/13, $75,000, 1 year, Samsung, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
11/1/12–10/31/13, $75,000, 1 year, Global Foundries, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
11/1/12-10/31/16, $440,000, 4 years, ARO, subcontract from Univ. of Wisconsin, “Solid State Quantum Computing Using Spin Qubits in Silicon Quantum Dots”, PI: Klimeck
2/15/13-12/31/18, $3,559,683.00, 5 years FCRP – LEAST, Notre Dame: Total Proposal: 3,559,683.00 Klimeck Portion of Budget: $639k
1/15/13-12/31/18, $3,559,683.00, 5 years FCRP – FAME, UCLA, Purdue Portion: 905,000.00: Klimeck Portion of Budget: $275k
1/1/13–12/31/13, $75,000, 1 year, Philips Lumileds, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
12/21/12-12/20/16, $509,992, 4 years, ARO, subcontract from Univ. of New South Wales, “Solid State Quantum Computer in Silicon”, PI: Klimeck
06/01/13-05/31/14, $100,000, 1 year, SRC, “Incoherent Scattering in Non-equilibrium Green’s Functions in Realistic III-V Devices”, PI: Klimeck
Purdue: 06/12/13-06/30/2018, $2,803,458.00, 5 years, c-PRIMED
07/01/13-06/30/14, $75,000, 1 year, AFRL, subcontract from Alion, “Nanoelectronic Modeling for Sub-Monolayer Quantum Dot Stacks”, PI: Klimeck.
9/1/11-8/31/15, $1,280,000, 4 years, NSF, “NEB: Superlattice-FETs, Gamma-L-FETs, and Tunnel-FETs: Materials, Devices and Circuits for Fast Ultra-Lower-Power ICs” University of California – Santa Barbara: Total Proposal: $1,280,000, Povolotskyi/Klimeck portion: $371,410
11/1/17-10/31/18, $75,000, 1 year, Intel Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
1/1/18-6/3018, $50,000, 6 months, I-Corps nanoHUB: cyber platform for STEM research, education, and collaboration, PI: Klimeck
5/2018-5/2019, $50,000, 1 year, NSF, PARADIM support through nanoHUB, PI Klimeck
5/2018-5/2021, $450,000, 3 years, CRANE, “ASSURE”, PI Klimeck
1/1/18–12/31/18, paid on 8/2018 , $75,000, 1 year, TSMC, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
11/2018-11/2023, $13,250,000, 5 years, NSF, “Network for Computational Nanotechnology – Cyber Platform” $115,810k
11/1/18-10/31/19, $75,000, 1 year, Intel Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
1/2019, $15,000, 6 months, MIT Lincoln Labs, “Computational Assessment of Ferroectric FETS for low-power Digital Applications”,
9/2019, $300,000, 3 years, NSF, Harvard University, “QII-TAQS: Majorana Nanomanipulation for Topological Quantum Computing”
11/1/19-10/31/20, $75,000, 1 year, Intel Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
11/1/20-10/31/21, $75,000, 1 year, Intel Corporation, “Membership in the Network for Computational Nanotechnology”, PI: Klimeck
Peripheral contributor to awarded proposals (research and equipment):
07/2002, SRC, $468k, 3 years, (JPL collaborator only - no funds exchanged),
"Study of Mobility Degradation and Detailed Structure of Si/high-k Interfaces including Dopant Segregation Using AIDA-TEM (Ab-initio Interface Defect detection by Analytic Transmission Electron Microscopy)",
PI: Wolfgang Windl (Ohio State U), Co-PIs: Gerd Duscher (North Carolina State U), Maria Merlyne De Souza (De Montfort U).
04/2003, JPL Internal R&TD, $30k, 3 months,
"Simulation of hydrogen sensors with Pd nanowires",
PI: Paul von Allmen, Co-I: Seungwon Lee and Gerhard Klimeck.
03/2003, JPL IRTD, $2.185M, 36 months,
"Computational Architecture and Coupled Modeling Environment for Solid Earth Science",
PI: Ronald Blom, Co-PI: William Bosl (Architecture), Eric DeJong (Scientific Visualization), Erik Ivins (Gravity, Model codes), Jeffrey Jewell (Gravity modeling), Dan Katz (Process flow) Gerhard Klimeck 3816 (Parallel cluster computing), Carol Raymond (Joint Gravity/Magnetics), Paul Rosen (InSAR), Mike Watkins (GRACE/GRACE Follow-on), Frank Webb 335 (GPS earthquake predef modeling), Xiaoping Wu (Gravity Inversion).
03/2003, JPL IRTD, $450k, 36 months,
"Evolving Spintronic Circuits for Fast, Low-Power, Radiation Tolerant Hardware",
PI: Colin Williams, Co-PI: Gerhard Klimeck, Farrokh Vatan, Amir Fijany.
9/15/07-9/14/10, $1,599,205, 3 years, National Science Foundation, SDCI NMI Improvement: nanoHUB Middleware , PI: Michael McLennan, Co-PIs: Gerhard Klimeck, Dongyan Xu.
10/1/08-9/30/12, $100,000 Klimeck portion, 4 year, Army Research office, subcontract to University of Wisconsin, Madison, “Solid State Quantum Computing using Spin Qubits in Si/SiGe Quantum Dots”, PI: Mark Eriksson, Wisconsin, Co-PI: Gerhard Klimeck.
10/1/08-9/30/12, $4,463,000 total, $400,000 Klimeck portion, 4 year, Army Research office, subcontract to University of New South Wasles, “Solid State Quantum Computing in Silicon”, PI: Robert Clark, UNSW, Co-PI: Gerhard Klimeck.
11/01/09-10/31/10, $693,488, Theory, Modeling, and Simulation of Nanotransistors, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MSD, FCRP, PI: M. S. Lundstrom, Co-PI: G. Klimeck, A. Strachan, Klimeck Portion: $85,000
11/01/2010-10/31/2012, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, “Theory, Modeling, And Simulation Of Nanotransistors”, $535,983, PI: Mark Lundstrom, Co-PI: G. Klimeck, A. Strachan, Klimeck Portion: $85,000
01/01/2011-12/31/2011, $150,00, 1 year, Intel Corporation, Topological Insulator Based Field Effect Transistors, PI: Yong Chen, Co-PI Klimeck, Klimeck Portion: $50,000
9/15/15-8/31/18, $240,000, 3 years, NSF, “nm Electron Wave Devices for Low-Power VLSI Electronics”, PI: Povolotskyi, co-PI: Klimeck
1/1/16-12/31/18, $300,000, 3 years, SRC, “NEMO5: Engineering Band Tails and Band to Band Tunneling in III-V Semiconductors”, PI: Kubis, co-PI: Klimeck
