Liwei Lin (Advisor)

Engineers at UC Berkeley have developed a new technique for making wearable sensors that enables medical researchers to prototype test new designs much faster and at a far lower cost than existing methods.

The new technique replaces photolithography — a multistep process used to make computer chips in clean rooms — with a $200 vinyl cutter. The novel approach slashes the time to make small batches of sensors by nearly 90% while cutting costs by almost 75%, said Renxiao Xu (Ph.D.’20 ME), who developed the...

BSAC would like to thank the 150 researchers who presented their work in poster or plenary sessions at the Spring 2011 BSAC Research Review on March 9-11.

60 attending industrial members from 32 member organizations voted for the best presentations and posters, resulting in Best Paper and Best Poster awards (certificate and cash).

BSAC would like to thank the 139 researchers who presented their work in poster or plenary sessions at the Fall 2017 BSAC Research Review on September 20-22.

55 attending industrial members from 36 member organizations voted for the best presentations and posters, resulting in Best Paper and Best Poster awards (certificate and cash).

BSAC would like to thank the 140 researchers who presented their work in poster or plenary sessions at the Spring 2017 BSAC Research Review on March 8-9.

70 attending industrial members from 41 member organizations voted for the best presentations and posters, resulting in Best Paper and Best Poster awards (certificate and cash).