The BioEE group at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) led by Prof. Drew Hall is a multidisciplinary research group performing innovative research in field of biosensors and bioelectronics. The group uses CMOS circuit design and nanotechnology to develop novel medical devices that address various challenges in the life sciences. Specifically, the group is interested in applications such as in-vitro diagnostics, DNA sequencing, proteomics, point-of-care (POC) testing, neural detection and stimulation, healthcare monitoring, and smart medical devices.
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Ultra-Low Power, PVT-robust Transmitter Published
Somok’s paper titled “A 67-μW Ultra-Low Power PVT-Robust MedRadio Transmitter” was presented last week at a (virtual) RFIC symposium. Check out his paper, slides, and recorded …
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Our wake-up receiver work is in the news
Our work on ultra-low power wake-up receivers has been featured in the news. Check it out here or here.
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US News & World Report Rankings
The UCSD Jacobs School of Engineering rose again in the US News graduate schools rankings. We are now ranked 6th among public engineering schools, and 11th overall. We are up one slot in both categories, …