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BSAC Spring 2019 Research Review Presentations

March 7, 2019

Faculty Research Overview*

Dr. Mike Cable, Executive Director, BSAC Commercialization from Start-ups (550.22 KB)

Mike Alvarez Cohen - UC Berkeley, Office of Technology Licensing Commercializing Technology Developed at UC Berkeley(885.22 KB)

Sibyl Chen - SkyDeck, A Pathway to Commercialization for UCB Innovations(6.21 MB)

Michelle Meng-Hsiung Kiang - Chirp MicrosystemsChirp Microsystems: Bringing MEMS Ultrasonic Sensing to Everyday Products (1.99 MB)

Kris Pister - Dust Networks (3.15 MB)

Markus Lutz - SiTime Corporation, MEMS Timing Enables 5G to be Deployed Anywhere (3.43 MB)

Research Review Posters & Plenary*

Dr. Mike Cable Chair, Welcome (2.36 MB)

Plenary 1: Ms. Niharika Gupta - JAVEY Lab, Chemical Sensitive Field Effect Transistor (CS-FET)(458.84 KB)

Plenary 2: Mr. Alper Ozgurluk - NGUYEN Lab, On-Chip Precision Residual Strain Diagnostic Sensor(1.95 MB)

Plenary 3: Mr. Takeshi Hayasaka - LIN Lab, Multi-Dimensional Gas Sensing Patterns of Graphene FETs (12.17 MB)

Plenary 4: Dr. Kyungmok Kwon - WU Lab, Wafer-Scale Silicon Photonic Switches(1.81 MB)

Plenary 5: Ms. Minsun Song - LEE Lab, Large-volume Biofluid Analysis Platform for Early Diagnosis of Pathogenic Bacteria(7.16 MB)

Plenary 6: Mr. Yuhui Xie - MABOUDIAN Lab, Ultrahigh Aspect-Ratio Gold Nanostructure for Electrochemical Detection of Organics in Aqueous Media (1.84 MB)

Plenary 7: Dr. Ali Darvishian - BOSER Lab, Extremely High-Performance Miniaturized Gyroscopes to Navigate Without GPS (8.65 MB)

Plenary 8: Mr. Craig Schindler - PISTER Lab, Jumping MEMS (38.65 MB)

Plenary 9: Mr. Xiaosheng Zhang - WU Lab, Laser frequency sweep linearization for FMCW LiDAR(1.34 MB)

Plenary 10: Dr. Soner Sonmezoglu - MAHARBIZ Lab, Ultrasonic Implantable OxygenDust Mote with Digital Backscattering (1.48 MB)

Plenary 11: Marc Chooljian - LIEPMANN Lab, Lab-Scale Prototyping of Integrated Electronic-Microfluidic Systems in Thermoplastics (2.03 MB)

*Only registered BSAC Industrial Members may view archived project materials & publications. Contact bsac@berkeley.edu to request member-only access to archived presentations.