Noelle received her B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Caltech in 2020. She is pursuing her PhD as an NDSEG fellow under the supervision of Prof. Ali Javey. Her research is focused on electrochemical sensing technologies for athletic and healthcare applications, in particular developing and using sweat sensors to understand how non-invasive parameters can reflect deeper physiology. On the side, she rides and races bikes with Cal Cycling.
Xintian received her B.Eng. in Microelectronic Science and Technology from University of Electronic Science and Technology of China(UESTC) in 2020. She is currently pursuing a PhD in MEMS under the supervision of Prof. Clark Nguyen.
First-year Ph.D. student in EECS at UC BerkeleyConcentration in MEMSThe current project on locomotion controller design on micro-walker through reinforcement learning
As a fourth-year Ph.D. student majoring in Mechanical Engineering, I am deeply immersed in the cutting-edge field of Piezo 3D printing, a discipline that sits at the intersection of mechanical engineering, acoustic physics, and material science. My research primarily focuses on the application and advancement of Piezo 3D printing techniques, leveraging the unique properties of piezoelectric materials to innovate in acoustic physics and device fabrication.
I have a particular interest in underwater device research, exploring the potential of advanced materials and fabrication methods...
Arkadev Roy obtained his Ph.D. Degree in electrical engineering from California Institute of Technology in 2023. He completed his BTech degree in Electronic and Electrical communication engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur in 2018. Currently, he is a postdoc scholar at UC Berkeley and his work focuses on opto-electro-mechanical systems and heterogeneous integration.
Ya-Chen (Justine) Tsai is now a first year PhD student in EECS Department, UC Berkeley. She received her B.S. in National Taiwan University, Department of Electrical Engineering in 2023. Her research interest focuses on CMOS-based microsystems for biosensing, especially the application catered to electrochemical aptamer-based sensing.
Haoxin Zhou is a postdoctoral researcher working with Alp Sipahigil in the Quantum Devices Group in UC Berkeley. His research focuses on superconducting microwave circuits and nanomechanical devices. Prior joining UC Berkeley, he worked as an IQIM Postdoctral Scholar at the California Insitute of Technology. He obtained his PhD in Physics from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 2021 and B.S. from the University of Science and Technology of China in 2015.