Individually electrically addressable ultra-high density nanowires penetrating human stem cell neurons for drug screening (with Sanford Burnham Prebys)
Integrated of efficient solar cells and electronic devices on thin flexible sheets for light-powered-wearables
Our flexible, transparent, and conformal PEDOT:PSS electrocorticography arrays on patient brain (with Halgren, Gilja, Cleary and Barba)
In-situ transmission electron microscopy (with Sandia) to discover and control atomic scale processes in ultra-scaled metal-semiconductor contacts
Latest
Dec 6, 2019
Congratulations Dr. Ren Liu for successfully defending her PhD entitled "Individually Addressable Nanowire Arrays for Probing Neuronal Culture and Tissue."
Oct 1, 2019
Prof. Dayeh received the 2019 NIH Director's New Innovator Award!
About us
We are a young, multidisciplinary, and dedicated research group with strong scientific and technical foundations reducing to practice innovative solutions for the most pressing problems in energy- and health-relevant electronic materials. Our research covers studies in electronic and biointerface materials and devices from atomic and molecular scale processes to fully functional systems.
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Jacobs Hall, Room 1315
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Jacobs Hall, Room 1504
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Safety Coordinator: Sang Heon Lee - GaN MOCVD Laboratory
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Safety Coordinator: Atsunori Tanaka - Arsenide/Phosphide MOCVD Laboratory
Jacobs Hall, Room 1335
Safety Coordinator: Yun Goo Ro - Characterization Laboratory
Jacobs Hall, Room 1313
Safety Coordinator: Yun Goo Ro