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Projects: Jun-Chau Chien

Professor Jun-Chau Chien

Current BSAC Projects

BPNX1055: Integration of Nanostructured materials onto CMOS Devices to realize “Lab–on–Chip” Sensors (New Project)

Michael Pedowitz

BSAC Project Materials (Current), 2025

BPNX1042: Subtractive Microfluidics in CMOS (New Project)

Alexander Di

BSAC Project Materials (Current), 2025

BPNX1027: Electronic-Photonic Ultrasound Receiver Array for Endoscopic Applications

Sarika Madhvapathy; Ali M. Niknejad; Vladimir Stojanović

BSAC Project Materials (Current), 2025

BPNX1008: Dual-Path Noise Elimination (DuNE): A Noise-Cancellation Technique for Aptamer-Based Electrochemical Sensors

Wei Foo

BSAC Project Materials (Current), 2025

BPNX1005: Scalable SiPh-based Optical Interconnects for Qubit Control

Wei-Yu Lin

BSAC Project Materials (Current), 2025

BPNX1004: Low Noise Electrochemical Aptamer-Based Sensing Device

Ya-Chen (Justine) Tsai

BSAC Project Materials (Current), 2025

Past BSAC Projects

BPNX1038: CMOS Flow Deformability Cytometry (New Project)

Lily Li; Venkata Alapati

BSAC Project Materials (Final/Archive), 2025

BPNX1039: Computational Biosensing with Compute-in-Memory for Aptamer Array

Yu-Chen Chang

BSAC Project Materials (Final/Archive), 2025