Founder · Parmanu Sciences

Sahil Pershad

Founder & 21 years in particle accelerators of Parmanu Sciences, a semiconductor equipment company based in New Delhi.

Founder · 21 years in particle acceleratorsNew DelhiSemiconductor Equipment

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Sahil Pershad is Founder & 21 years in particle accelerators of Parmanu Sciences, a semiconductor equipment company based in New Delhi.

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Parmanu Sciences
Semiconductor Equipment · New Delhi · Active

Parmanu Sciences is a New Delhi deep-tech company developing an indigenous accelerator and ion-beam platform, with semiconductor ion implantation as its initial target application. Ion implantation is the front-end wafer process that fires charged atoms into silicon at controlled energies and doses to write electrical properties into selected regions, using boron for p-type areas and phosphorus or arsenic for n-type. Rather than treating implantation as a black-box semiconductor tool, the company works across the underlying stack: ion generation, acceleration, beam transport, focusing and stee

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Who is Sahil Pershad?

Sahil Pershad is the Founder & 21 years in particle accelerators of Parmanu Sciences, a semiconductor equipment company based in New Delhi.

Who founded Parmanu Sciences?

StartupFox's company records list Sahil Pershad as Founder & 21 years in particle accelerators of Parmanu Sciences.

Where is Parmanu Sciences based?

Parmanu Sciences is headquartered in New Delhi, India.

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StartupFox has published 1 story naming Sahil Pershad; the most recent is “Parmanu Sciences Wants to Build the Machine Behind India's Semiconductor Push”.

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