Solving the big challenges in wearable sensing often requires coordinated research that reaches beyond the labs of individual faculty. The Center facilitates fundamental and applied research that crosses disciplines and is informed by the tough problems facing our industry partners. Our affiliated faculty are listed below.
Director Center for Wearable Sensors
Non-invasive and minimally-invasive electrochemical sensing, printable sensors, bioelectronics
Co-Director Center for Wearable Sensors
Anatomically-miniaturized biomedical sensor interfaces, wireless communications, energy harvesting integrated circuits
Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering
Efficient wireless communications and networking
Professor Design Lab and Electrical & Computer Engineering
Mobile health computing, machine learning for health and wellness classification and prediction
Professor of Bioengineering Co-Director Institute for Neural Computation
Wireless dry and non-contact biopotential monitoring
Professor Electrical & Computer Engineering
In-vitro diagnostics, biosensors, analog circuit design, medical electronics, and sensor interfaces
Professor Aiiso Yufeng Li Family Department of Chemical and Nano Engineering
Use of acoustic data to create devices that monitor human health.
Micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS), manufacturing, wireless sensors for harsh environments, low-cost sensors
Professor
Silicon RFICs for microwave and millimeter-wave systems with a specialty on phased arrays and low power circuits
Biological rhythms, time series analysis, health and wellness classification and prediction
Office of Innovation and Commercialization
Executive Director Corporate Commercialization Partnerships
Senior Innovation & Commercialization Manager
Microfluidics, lab-on-a-chip, biomedical devices for in-vitro diagnostics, bio- and nanophotonics
Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine and Public Health
Multifunctional materials, densely distributed sensing, tomographic methods, and low-cost fabrication
Flexible electronics and novel processing methodologies to advance free-form fabrication for innovative electronics
Circuit simulation using parallel processing, power network analysis for VLSI systems and circuits
Co-Director Center for Advanced Neurological Engineering
Dry & non-prep EEG sensors, wearable and wireless EEG systems
