In-house Development of Simulation Tools & Advanced Device Simulations
Welcome to CNL!
We do "Science by Computation"
We employ a quantum mechanical approach to investigate physics phenomena such as electron, phonon, and spin transport. Our research involves conducting millions-atom simulations, enabling us to explore complex systems at the atomic level. We specialize in device modeling and simulations, focusing on nanoscale transistors and developing novel devices with unique functions. Leveraging high-performance computing, we employ massive parallel computing techniques and machine learning algorithms to accelerate our computations and gain valuable insights for scientific advancements.
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Latest News
[Jul '26] Four papers from CNL have been accepted at 2026 SISPAD (The International Conference on Simulation of Semiconductor Processes and Devices).
[Jul '26] We successfully hosted The 2nd Korean Workshop on Computational Electronics (KWCE).
[Dec '25] Mincheol Shin’s paper has been accepted for the 71st IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM).
[Sep '25] [Sep '25] Mincheol Shin presented an invited talk at the 2025 SISPAD (The International Conference on Simulation of Semiconductor Processes and Devices) Workshop.
[Aug '25] Yucheol Cho (M.S. alumnus) has been appointed professor in the Department of Electronics Engineering at Hanbat National University.
[Jul '25] We successfully hosted The 1st Korean Workshop on Computational Electronics (KWCE).
[Dec '24] CNL has been awarded a prestigious funding from Samsung Science & Technology Foundation.
[Dec' 24] Deokhwa Seo's work has been accepted at 70th IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM).
[Dec' 24] Yangjin Jung's work has been accepted at 70th IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM).
[Sep' 23] Hyeongu Lee's work has been accepted at 69th IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM).
[Jul ' 23] Jaehyun Lee will be joining Pusan National University as a professor in the Department of Electronics Engineering in Fall 2023.
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Contact us
Room 5216, Building E3-2, 291, Daehak-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, Republic of Korea.
e-mail: mshin@kaist.ac.kr
TEL: +82-42-350-7619