Nanoscale Integrated Sensors Circuits and Systems Laboratory

 

Nanoscale Integrated Sensors Circuits and Systems Laboratory (Nanolab) is an interdisciplinary research group with focus on development of high performance integrated circuits and systems. Most creative ideas for innovation with a potential for a huge impact lies at the boundaries of various disciplines. With this basic philosophy, the group has formed close collaborations with researchers in diverse areas in natural sciences and engineering. Our targeted application areas quite diverse ranging from wireless communication, biomedical circuits and systems, micro analytical instrumentation, chemical and biological sensors on chip, soft electronics, nanosensors, metamaterials and terahertz electronics. Some current focus areas of research in our group are:

  1. Nanoelectrochemical Systems on Silicon
  2. CMOS Image Sensors for Scientific Imaging
  3. CMOS-Nano Integration: CMOS For Nanoassembly and Nanofabrication
  4. Circuits and Systems for Wearable and Implantable Biomedical Microdevices
  5. Low Power and High Performance Analog to Information Converters
  6. Active Metamaterial Devices, Circuits and Systems

Please browse through our research and publications section to learn more.

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 Kofi Aninakwa's Undergraduate Research In News

Updated: Nov 4, 2009

Kofi Aninakwa's undergraduate research as part of the summer scholars program has been highlighted at Tufts Enews (click here).

 
 

Best Poster Award at FTM 2009

Updated: June 28, 2009

Dr Sonkusale received the best poster award at the advanced research workshop on Frontier Trends in Microelectronics (FTM), 2009 on the topic that discusses a new role for CMOS technology as a platform for nano assembly (C4NA). FTM is an invitation only workshop organized every three years to discuss and debate the future of micro and nanoelectronics. It was held at the beautiful island of Sardinia in Italy in June 2009.

 

Cover page article in Nanotechnology

Updated: June 15, 2009

Our recent research publication on heterogeneous integration of carbon nanotubes on CMOS will appear on the June cover page of the IOP Journal of Nanotechnology.

 

Kofi Aninakwa is Summer Scholar 2009

Updated: Fri April 3, 2009

Kofi Aninakwa, a sophomore and a member of Nanolab is a newly selected member of the Tufts Summer Scholars program. Kofi will work on flexible smart RFID tags for wireless health monitoring.

 
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