UW-Madison Post-Doc Position We have a current post-doctoral position open for a funded research project involving printable sensors. Specifically, the project’s goal is to optimize a capacitive pressure sensor for high temporal resolution measurements. The …
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LPES Researchers Publish Two New Papers
We’ve recently published two new papers: one review paper on printable carbon nanotube thin-film transistors for display applications and one conference paper on fully printable and electronic COVID-19 screening tests. See more info below: “Recent …
Erick Yin Receives Undergraduate Hilldale Fellowship!
Erick Yin, a second-year undergraduate researcher in LPES, has received a University of Wisconsin-Madison Hilldale Undergraduate Fellowship Award. The fellowship will support his work in developing a fully printable soil sensing solution to quantify nitrate …
Prof. Andrews to give tutorial talk at FLEPS 2020
Prof. Joseph Andrews will provide a tutorial talk at FLEPS 2020 titled: “Printed Electronics from Nanomaterials: A Pathway to Ubiquitous Electronic Sensing”. An abstract of the talk can be seen below: As the connected future …
Conducting Bucky!
Now that the aerosol jet and inkjet printers are setup in the lab, we had to try printing Wisconsin’s favorite badger. This Bucky is printed from a conducting silver nanoparticle ink. It was printed using …
Jimma University Officials Visit the College of Engineering and LPES
Senior leadership of Jimma University in Ethiopia visited the University of Wisconsin-Madison in September to discuss current collaborations with UW Health and future collaborations with other colleges at UW-Madison. Their visit included a trip to …
LPES Open Positions
LPES is currently seeking both Mechanical and Electrical & Computer Engineering graduate students and postdoctoral researchers for numerous projects involving printed electronic sensors including projects outlined below: Printed cross-capacitance based immunoassay for low-cost, point-of-care infectious …