On October 12-15, the Move2THz project featured in the 2025 IEEE BiCMOS and Compound Semiconductor Integrated Circuits and Technology Symposium (BCICTS).

Two important oral presentations were implemented during this event:
1. Oral presentation by invited speaker Romain Hersent (III-V Lab) with the talk: “High-efficiency >110-GHz Bandwidth 4-Vppd InP-DHBT Linear Modulator Driver for Beyond-200-GBd Optical Transceivers”.
2. Oral presentation “Multi-Finger InP/GaAsSb DHBTs with Non-Uniform Emitter Finger Widths for Improved Thermal Performance”, authors: A. Cercaci, S. Hamzeloui, F. Ciabattini, M. Ebrahimi, A.M. Arabhavi, O. Ostinelli, C.R. Bolognesi.

The conference presentation resulted in publications in the official IEEE conference proceedings and was subsequently published as a scientific article in IEEE Xplore:
1. “High-efficiency >110-GHz Bandwidth 4-Vppd InP-DHBT Linear Modulator Driver for Beyond-200-GBd Optical Transceivers”. Available at: https://hal.science/hal-05500987
2. “Multi-Finger InP/GaAsSb DHBTs with Non-Uniform Emitter Finger Widths for Improved Thermal Performance”. Available at: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/11211401

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• High Performance RF Switch Technologies
• GaN HEMT and other wide bandgap power devices
• Analog, RF & Microwave ICs
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• Modeling/Simulation
• Optical CMOS/SiGe Transceivers
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