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BSAC Spring 2012 Research Review Presentations

March 8, 2012

Miniconference Session Presentations*

Prof. Michel M. Maharbiz, The Disappearing Biosensor: Microdevices in the Age of Pervasive Biomonitoring (2.42 MB)

Dr. AmirAli H. Talasaz (Sr. Director of Scientific Research, Illumina), Point-of-Care Platforms: Integrated Sample-to-Answer Bioanalyzers for Urgent Medical Care (945.5 KB)

Dr. Srinath Hosur (Texas Instruments), Wireless Body Area Networks and the IEEE 802.15.6 BAN Standard (1.09 MB)

Prof. Brian Otis (U.Washington), Miniaturized Chip Design for Wireless Biosensing (6.7 MB)

Prof. Ali Niknejad, Wireless Healthcare Disposable Radios (749.32 KB)

Prof. Vivek Subramanian, Printed Materials, Devices and Systems for Biosensing (1.65 MB)

Prof. Luke P. Lee, Integrated Molecular Diagnostics (iMDs) for Global Healthcare(2.99 MB)

Prof. Shuvo Roy (UCSF), From Fab to Bedside: A Pathway for Rapid Translation of Sensor Technology to Quantify Medicine(3.05 MB)

Prof. Elad Alon, Body Interface Electronics Powered by Bio-Fuel Cells (1.1 MB)

Research Review Presentations*

John Huggins, Open Session & Announcement (1.07 MB)

Thura Lin Naing, 3-GHz CVD Diamond Ring Resonator with Q > 40,000 (729.34 KB)

Fabien Chraim, Smart Fence (897.1 KB)

Dr. Ayden Maralani, Silicon Carbide Semiconductor Devices and ICs for Harsh Environment Sensing (552.76 KB)

Mo Li, Three axis Lorentz Force Magnetic Sensor (860.12 KB)

Jiyoung Chang, Direct-write Multi-functional Nanofibers via Near-field Electrospinning (941 KB)

Dr. Ivan Dimov, Integrated Amplification and Readout for Multiplexed Biomarker Detection (1.73 MB)

Maxwell Zheng, Direct Growth of High Quality III-V Semiconductors on Metal Foils for Low-cost, High-efficiency PVs(935.56 KB)

Michael Eggleston, Optical Antenna Based nanoLED (1.24 MB)

Gerardo Jaramillo, Airborne Particulate Monitoring Using a Micromechanical Electrometer (1.5 MB)

Dr. Gabriel Lavella, Building Self-Assembled Nanomachines based on Biased Brownian Ratcheting Relevance to Sensing, Molecular Signal Transduction, Diagnostics and Drug Delivery (1.17 MB)

Prof. Chenming Calvin Hu, The FINFET transistor: Why and How? (860.04 KB)

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