Haowei and Somok presented their work at the Western Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Heads Association (WECEDHA) hosted at UCSD.
Wireless Wake-up Radio Work in the News
Our DARPA funded work on an ultra-low power wireless wake-up radio was featured on C4ISRNET (a publication covering emerging issues and trends in global military transformation and network centric warfare technologies). Read more about it here. Congratulations, Haowei!
Edwin’s work accepted at the IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference
Edwin’s work titled “A Current Measurement Front-end with 160dB Dynamic Range and 7 ppm INL” was accepted for presentation at the prestigious IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) in San Francisco, California. Congratulations, Edwin!
Professor Hall gives invited talk at IEEE Sensors
Professor Hall gave an invited talk on “A GMR-Based Magnetic Flow Cytometer Using Matched Filtering” in Glasglow, Scotland. Read more about the paper here.
Chip Gallery
We’ve been hard at work this year — check out our chip gallery here.
IEEE European Solid-State Circuits Conference Talks
Alex’s work titled “A 64×64 High-Density Redox Amplified Coulostatic Discharge-Based Biosensor Array in 180nm CMOS” and Haowei’s work on a “A 400 MHz 4.5 nW -63.8 dBm Sensitivity Wake-Up Receiver Employing an Active Pseudo-Balun Envelope Detector” were presented at the IEEE European Solid-State Circuits Conference (ESSCIRC) in Leuven, Belgium. Read more about these here and here.
NIH Grant for Opioid Sensor
The BioEE group along with Qualcomm Institute’s CARI Therapeutics were awarded an NIH grant to work on an opioid sensor. Read more about it here.
Congratulations, Sonal!
Congratulations to Sonal for defending her MS Thesis titled “Protease-Based Magnetic Sensor for Rapid Detection of Candidemia” and starting her new job at Roswell Biotechnologies!
Qualcomm Fellowship
Xiahan and the BioEE group were awarded a Qualcomm Fellow-Mentor-Advisor (FMA) Fellowship to work on an giant magnetoresistive bionsensor array for high sensitivity, point-of-care detection. Congratulations Xiahan!
IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference Paper
Tom and Haowei’s work on the “Development of a Smartphone-Based Pulse Oximeter with Adaptive SNR/Power Balancing” was presented at the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference (EMBC) in Jeju Island, South Korea. Read more about it here.
