The last 20 years has seen a tremendous growth of miniature sensors and devices made using micro and nanofabrication techniques borne out of the semiconductor industry. Smart, portable, and low power sensors and actuators have become ubiquitous in consumer electronics, biomedical devices, portable chemical diagnostics, and automotive technology, optical networking, and more. This concentration area will develop a student's expertise and intuition in the unique techniques and principles used to design, fabricate, and test such devices. Students will be exposed to the exciting applications of these devices, ranging from physical, chemical, environmental, and biomedical monitoring.

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Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering- Micro and Nanoscale Sensors, Devices, and Systems

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