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 talk. Impressively, this work achieves the best energy-efficiency (67 pJ/bit) and lowest power among sub-1mW transmitters!
Our Phase II STTR proposal with CARI Therapeutics was funded by the NIH. Read more about it here.
Congratulations, Matthew for winning the ECE undergraduate research award! Matthew is an amazingly hard worker and has been very productive in his time working with the BioEE group. We will miss him! Matthew will join the CMU Ph.D. program in the fall.
Alex’s paper titled “Point‐of‐Care Smartphone‐based Electrochemical Biosensing” was among the top 10% most downloaded papers in the Electroanalysis journal last year! This article is a great summary of point-of-care mobile Health (mHealth) devices. Check it out!
Somok successfully defended his thesis titled, “Power-Efficiency Enhancement Techniques for Precision Sensing Circuits and Short-range Transmitters.” We celebrated his achievements with a “chip cake!” (If you are unfamiliar with this tradition, check out this video.) Also, check out some of Somok’s chips here.
Chih-Cheng (Iric) successfully defended his thesis titled, “Magnetoresistive Devices for Biosensing Applications” yesterday. We celebrated his achievements with a “chip cake”! (If you are unfamiliar with this tradition, check out this video.)
Our work on ultra-low power wake-up receivers has been featured in the news. Check it out here or here.
Aditi won the Best Pitch Award at the Center for Wearable Systems (CWS) Symposia for her work on “An Ultra-low Power Temperature Sensor for Glaucoma Medication Adherence.”
Congratulations, Bassem for winning Best Poster Award at BioCAS 2019! Check out Bassem’s paper on modeling bioimpedance here.
