
Robert H. Lurie Nanofabrication Facility - A Beacon for Michigan
Housed in the EECS Building, and fundamental to much of the research conducted in the Solid-State Electronics Laboratory and the NSF ERC for Wireless Integrated Microsystems, the LNF is expected to change the high-tech landscape in southeastern Michigan and the region. [Read more...] [Brochure: 2MB file - 16MB file
| Pinpoint microwave resolution could lead to wireless power transfer |
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| Sensors for bat-inspired spy plane under development |
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| HKN Professor of the Year is Don Winsor |
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| Al Hero Receives Digiteo Chaire d'Excellence |
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| Borno and Galchev learn the entrepreneurial ropes and win Business Plan Competitions |
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Current Events
05/20/2008
2:00pm-4:00pm
1005 EECS
Ion and MoleculeTransport in Nanochannels
05/16/2008
9:30am-11:30am
1005 EECS
Single- and Dual- Polarized Slot and Patch Antennas with Wide Tuning Ranges
05/15/2008
10:00am-Noon
1005 EECS
High-Performance Quantum Dot Lasers and Integrated Guided-Wave Devics On Silicon
05/15/2008
2:00pm-4:00pm
1200 EECS
A Closed-Loop Deep Brain Stimulation Device with a Logarithmic Pipeline ADC

ECE News
04/25/2008
Pinpoint microwave resolution could lead to wireless power transfer
04/08/2008
Robert H. Lurie Nanofabrication Facility (LNF) Dedicated April 11, 2008
04/07/2008
Juseop Lee Awarded 2008 MTT-S Graduate Fellowship
03/21/2008
Professor Fawwaz T. Ulaby Named Provost of KAUST

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Prof. Kamal Sarabandi will lead U-M researchers on the microelectronics component of a six-inch robotic spy plane modeled after a bat that is expected to gather data from sights, sounds and smells in urban combat zones and transmit information in real time.
Don Winsor, Coordinator of the Departmental Computing Organization and adjunct faculty member, received the HKN Professor of the Year Award for 2007-08. Don was surprised with the news at the end-of-the-year ice cream social for EECS students. He recently taught EECS 370 (Intro to Computer Organization) and EECS 482 (Intro to Operating Systems).
Prof. Al Hero has been selected to receive a Digiteo chaired research faculty position in France. He will conduct research during the summer months on Distributed Active Networks: Sensing and Estimation, applied to both gene regulation networks and ad hoc communications networks.
Ruba Borno and Tzeno Galchev, electrical engineering graduate students, have been learning the entrepreneurial ropes as they've taken their business plan on the road.