LPES is proud to announce that Kevin Schnittker has successfully defended his PhD thesis! We are grateful for his time here for the academic endeavors he has made and in guiding and helping our fellow lab members. Congratulations on this wonderful milestone!
Beiyi Wang received the top student paper award at the IEEE FLEPS 2025 conference in Singapore! Beiyi’s work includes the development of a new printable crumpled graphene ink, which was developed in collaboration with Professor Claudia-F. López Cámara’s research group at the Eindhoven University of Technology. Her work showed that the increased surface area provided …
Jeneel achieved the 2nd Best Student Paper Award for his work on a flexible-hybrid electronic headband. The paper, which is a collaboration with Team Wendy and Brown University under the Panther Program, presents a headband that monitors head kinematics and can help detect the risks of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). This is a great …
On April 24, our undergraduate research assistants presented their work, “Aerosol Jet Printed Electrochemical Transistors for Neuromorphic Computing Applications.” Strahinja and Haoyi were selected to be a part of the 34 research posters from the ECE department. Their work focuses on implementing neuromorphic devices by aerosol jet printing: a versatile electronic printing technique. They work …
We had the great opportunity to give showcase of the kind of work we do at UW-Madison’s EXPO 2025! Our exhibit presented moisture sensors, an LED circuit workshop, and a make-your-own parachute over the course of 2 days on April 11-12. We had a lovely time introducing new concepts to the visitors