The following represent the main research areas This Lab has been focusing on in recent years, reflecting our commitment to advancing fundamental knowledge and real-world applications in electrical and computer engineering:
Imagine how our radars or sensors would look like in a decade or two: flexible RF electronics is the future of wearable and deployable RF systems. It turns out that to weight and form-factor reduction requires hardware miniaturization.
We are looking into single chips that drive complete flexible RF systems.
Interacting with the human body and the environment gets very interesting when trying to sense things in a small scale, or with very large arrays.
We are looking into RF interaction with the human body and environment, and into ways of doing so in a small form-factor, with a low power dissipation, and at a low cost.
What happens when we already have enormous arrays of multiple chips? How do we synchronize all of them to work in concert? How do we power them? What is the best way to distribute and retrieve data from each chip?
We are looking into the fundamental physical architectures and limitations of the hardware that should perform all this functions.
