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Lin Lab: Stretchable Battery Can Survive Even Extreme Torture

BSAC Spring 2025 Research Review Presentations

Javey Lab: Electrodermal Activity as a Proxy for Sweat Rate Monitoring during Physical and Mental Activities

Lin Lab: UC Berkeley Engineers Create World’s Smallest Wireless Flying Robot

BSAC Spring 2025 Conference - Join Us!

February 1, 2025

Zheng Lab: Tuning in to the Possibilities of 3D-Printed Antenna Technology

January 9, 2025