Micro and nano technologies for biosensing applications

Location: Wolfson Electrical Engineering Building, Room: 201, 214, 314,

Phone: 03-6408064/ 9459/ 6827

The research projects in our lab focus on the integration of MEMS and NEMS for both microelectronic and bio-sensing applications. We also develop new technologies for flexible electrodes that can be used for in vivo monitoring and diagnostics. Our group is strongly involved in industrial projects.

• Polymeric MEMS for medical applications
  
• Properties of nano scale organic layers as diffusion barriers for sub micron interconnects
• Dielectric spectroscopy of molecular and cellular phenotypes
• Cell on chip technology for environmental monitoring
• Integration of nano scale organic layers as gate insulators in field effect transistors
• Construction of on-chip electro-analytical 3-electrode cell for bio-chemical sensing
• Currently our group includes 8 PhD students, 12 MsC students, 1 post doc and 4 research staff.

Major equipment include: electro and electrochemical characterization systems, organic glove box, high vacuum oven and optical detection system for biological signal,