Peter J. Burke
Professor
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, The Henry Samueli School of Engineering, UC Irvine
Speech Title:
"Applications of Nanotechnology in Communications"
Abstract:
The talk will give an overview of how nanotechnology can contribute to communications systems. Near term applications will be in areas such as all printable, low cost RFID circuits for the “internet of things”. Long term applications include the exciting possibility of building a nano-radio that can sense and actuate with on board memory and logic at the size scale of a single living cell.
Bio:
Peter Burke is a pioneer in nanoelectronics and its application to biotechnology. He is the recipient numerous awards including Young Investigator award from the Office of Naval Research, the Young Investigator Program award from the Army Research Office. His lab has made fundamental contributions to nanotube and graphene eletronics, as well as microchip based instrumentation for electrophysiology and metabolomics.
