Stefan Pechmann has successfully completed his PhD in Electrical Engineering at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). His doctoral defense took place a few weeks ago and concluded with the highest distinction, summa cum laude.
The dissertation, entitled “Integration of Multi-Level 1T1R RRAM Cells as Embedded Memory,” addresses key challenges in the integration of resistive random-access memory (RRAM) technologies for embedded applications. The work was carried out within the MIMEC environment at TUM and in close collaboration with the RRAM research group at IHP, contributing to ongoing efforts in advanced memory technologies.
The PhD project was supervised by Prof. Amelie Hagelauer and supported by an interdisciplinary examination committee. Over the course of his doctoral research, Stefan Pechmann worked on multi-level RRAM device concepts, combining system integration aspects with experimental and technological investigations.
Following the completion of his doctorate, Stefan Pechmann has transitioned to industry and has taken up a position as Hardware Developer at ZEISS Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology, joining via MCA Germany.
The MemrisTec community acknowledges this academic milestone and extends its best wishes for his continued professional career.