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NanoBio Seminar Series Spring '24

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by Christine Higgins

Feb. 8, 2024

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NanoBio Seminar Series Spring'24

Timings : 1 pm ET

Please use this zoom link for joining the webinar.

For a list of all talks at the NanoBio seminar Series Spring'24, see here.

Join us at the NanoBio Seminar Series during spring 2024 for an exciting journey through next generation nanoelectronics devices and beyond CMOS computing technologies and then fusing into intriguing applications of nanoelectronics and nanotechnology in bioengineering, specifically for understanding and probing the brain. Talks on disruptive nanoelectronics devices will include spintronics, neuromorphic computing, hardware for artificial intelligence and use of novel nanomaterials (such as graphene, transition metal dichalcogenides etc). Biological applications will take us through non-invasive brain-computer interfaces and novel brain recording and neuromodulation technologies.

Spring'24 Seminar Schedule:

February 8, Wireless photocapacitive neurostimulation – from in-vivo to in-silico, Vedran Derek

March 7, Large-scale imaging and computing for system neuroscience, Young-Gyu Yoon

March 14, Wearable EEG Headbands for Diagnosis of Cognitive Impairment, Chinnakkaruppan Adaikkan

March 21, Biocompatible Piezoelectric Materials and Composites for Biomedical Applications, Xudong Wang

March 28, Pain + Itch: The good, the bad, + the ugly, Arnab Barik

April 4, Towards Multimodal Brain Reading: Advancements in Material Science and Microfabrication Techniques, Elisa Castagnola

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