Jordi Llobet is a researcher of the Microfabrication and Exploratory Nanotechnology group (INL, Portugal). His investigation activities are focused in the areas of nanofabrication and characterization for different applications, from fundamental research to higher TRL. He developed new methods for the fabrication of suspended silicon structures with high potentiality to build different nanoelectronic devices (NEMS, FETs and SETs). He was awarded in 2016 with the Young Investigator Award from SwissLitho and IBM (Zurich). He has been involved in 12 micro/nanofabrication public competitive founded projects and 8 contracts with industry. He is co-author of 40+ scientific peer-reviewed publications and his works have been presented at 80+ conferences.

His is interested in nanofabrication and characterization of novel structures for nanoelectronics and materials science, on biosensing applications and on light trapping architectures to enhance solar absorption.

• V. Tzanov, J. Llobet, F. Torres, F Perez-Murano, N Barniol
  Multi-Frequency Resonance Behaviour of a Si Fractal NEMS resonator
  Nanomaterials 10, 811 (2020)

• A. Prajapati, J. Llobet, M. Antunes, H. Fonseca, C. Calaza, J. Gaspar, G. Shalev
  Opportunities for enhanced omnidirectional broadband absorption of the solar radiation using deep subwavelength structures
  Nano Energy 70, 104553 (2020) (2015)

• A. Prajapati, J. Llobet, M. Antunes, H. Fonseca, C. Calaza, J. Gaspar, G. Shalev
  An efficient and deterministic photon management using deep subwavelength features
  Nano Energy 70, 104521 (2020)

• J. Llobet, M. Martins, C. Calaza, M. Antunes, S. Martins, H. Fonseca, B. Pires, J. Gaspar
  Automated characterization and analysis of fabricated large arrays of nanostructures on large area wafers
  Engineering 60, 320-325 (2019)

• J. Llobet, G. Rius, A. Chuquitarqui, X. Borrise, R. Koops, MGA. van Veghel, F. Perez-Murano
  Arrays of suspended silicon nanowires defined by ion beam implantation: mechanical coupling and combination with CMOS technology
  Nanotechnology 29, 155303 (2018)