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Super resolution ghosts: ND engineer discovers new imaging methods for cell research
Super resolution ghosts: ND engineer discovers new imaging methods for cell research
October 8, 2019
Department of Electrical Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering

ND engineer discovers new imaging methods for cell research.

Similarities in biology and technology inspire novel approach in mobile robotics and prosthetics for spinal cord injuries
Similarities in biology and technology inspire novel approach in mobile robotics and prosthetics for spinal cord injuries
October 1, 2019
Department of Electrical Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering

A team led by Suman Datta, Stinson Professor of Nanotechnology and director of the Applications and Systems-driven Center for Energy-Efficient integrated Nano Technologies and the Center for Extremely Energy Efficient Collective Electronics, has successfully demonstrated the hardware for low-power compact nano-oscillators for use in mobile robotics and prosthetics for spinal cord injuries.

Novel RF Switch Technology from NDEE Making Traction in 5G and 6G Wireless Movement
Novel RF Switch Technology from NDEE Making Traction in 5G and 6G Wireless Movement
September 19, 2019
Department of Electrical Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering

NDEE graduate student Yu Shi and team, advised by NDEE professor Lei Liu, have proposed a novel class of high-performance optically controlled integrated RF switches based on photo-induced free carriers in semiconductors.

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William Berry

William Berry

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Department of Electrical Engineering Professor Emeritus
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Research Interests: Solid-state energy conversion, thermoelectrics, photovoltaics
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William Berry

William Berry

Department of Electrical Engineering Professor Emeritus
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Research Interests: Solid-state energy conversion, thermoelectrics, photovoltaics
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Scott Howard

Scott Howard

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Department of Electrical Engineering Associate Professor
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Research Interests: Prof. Howard's research focuses on how the interaction of photons and tissue can be used to aid diagnosis and fundamental research in biological fields. The group's work thus spans optoelectronic device development (e.g. QCLs) to be used as sources in systems, technique ...
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Scott Howard

Scott Howard

College of Engineering 2003
Department of Electrical Engineering 2003
Research Interests: Prof. Howard's research focuses on how the interaction of photons and tissue can be used to aid diagnosis and ...
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