Assistant Professor
Ebrahim Ghafar-Zadeh
Biologically inspired integrated sensors and actuators; Integrated circuits and microfluidics. Ebrahim Ghafar-Zadeh received his Ph.D. from...
- Artificial Intelligence
- Biomedical Engineering
- Computer Graphics
- Computer Vision
- Emerging Technologies
- Graduate Program
- Human-centered computing
- Information Systems
- Integrated Circuits
- Micro/Nanoelectronics
- Networks
- Power and Renewable Energy Systems
- Robotics
- Software and its engineering
- Theory of Computation
- Virtual Reality
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Assistant Professor
Gerd Grau
Microfabrication Semiconductor devices Printed electronics Additive manufacturing Gerd Grau is an Assistant Professor in the Department of... -
Assistant Professor
Hossein Kassiri
Analog and Mixed Signal Integrated Circuit (IC) Design Low Power Implantable/Wearable Systems-on-Chip (SoC) VLSI Signal Processing Wirelessly-Powered... -
Professor
Peter (Yong) Lian
Zero-power wearable wireless biomedical sensors; Miniaturized biomedical instrumentations; Ultra low power biomedical circuits and systems;... -
Associate Professor
Burton Ma
Computer-assisted surgery: image processing, image registration, visualization, surgical planning, error analysis, and applications of computer... -
Associate Professor
Sebastian Magierowski
analog/digital CMOS for molecular sensing / DNA sequencing VLSI for machine learning hardware acceleration for biomedical and communications... -
Assistant Lecturer
James Andrew Smith
Development and execution of engineering pedagogy, with an emphasis on hands-on and real world applications; Robotic training model for obstetrics;...
