Isabel Harrysson Rodrigues

Isabel Harrysson Rodrigues is a researcher at Chalmers University of Technology, affiliated with the Terahertz and Millimetre Wave Laboratory. Her work focuses on advanced semiconductor devices, including graphene field-effect transistors and InP high-electron-mobility transistors.

• Doctoral thesis (2022): Charge carrier transport in 2D electron gas channels
• Licentiate thesis (2019): Cryogenic InP HEMTs under magnetic fields
• Current project: Graphene Core Project 3 (2020-2023) as part of the Graphene Flagship initiative

Research highlights include:

• Investigating geometrical magnetoresistance effects for mobility extraction
• Analyzing quasi-ballistic transport limitations in high-frequency transistors
• Developing terahertz biometric sensor technologies
• Studying magnetic field impacts on cryogenic device characteristics

Collaborations span institutions like Karlsruhe Institute for Technology and University of Tokyo. Her work intersects materials science, quantum electronics, and applied electromagnetism.