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IEEE Robert Bosch MEMS Award
- Monday, 22 January 2018
Lina Sarro is the 2018 recipient of the prestigious IEEE Robert Bosch Micro and Nano Electro Mechanical Systems Award. This award is to recognize and honor advances in the invention, design, and/or fabrication of micro- or nano- electromechanical systems and/or devices. The award citation reads “For pioneering contributions in novel materials, material integration and innovations in MEMS and strong commitment to education and technology transfer.” The award was presented at the IEEE MEMS 2018 Conference, on the 22nd of January 2018.
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Microelectronics at work for sustainable healthcare
Institutions in the Medical Delta (a consortium consisting of TU Delft, Erasmus MC, LUMC, Leiden University and Erasmus University Rotterdam) are starting a broad and unique scientific programme in the field of technological research into innovative solutions for sustainable healthcare. This will involve an investment of five million euros over the next five years.
Health Prototype Grant for Virgilio Valente
Virgilio (Vivo) Valente received a Health Prototype Grant of €10K from the Delft Health Initiative for his proposal in the domains of Lab-on-CMOS and Organs-on-a-Chip.
Image formation for future radio telescopes
Radio astronomy is an interesting application area for array signal processing. We developed a new image formation tool called PRIFIRA, inspired by Sparse Bayesian Learning.
Burak gets Predoctoral Achievement Award
The IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society Awards Committee has granted Burak Gönen a Predoctoral Achievement Award for 2018-19
BioCMOS
The convergence of biology and semiconductor technology for the development of efficient bioanalytical systems at the nanoscale. Article by Virgilio Valente in Maxwell 21.3.
Bioelectronic Medicine
Durability of Electronic Circuits for Bioelectronic Medicine. Article by Kambiz Nanbakhsh, Wouter Serdijn and Vasiliki Giagka in Maxwell 22.1.
Nikolas Gaio won a Lush Prize
The 16th of November one of our students, Nikolas Gaio, was awarded in Berlin with a Young Researcher Award in the Lush Prize 2018 for his work ‘Replacing animal tests with silicon chips’. This work was performed during his PhD project in ECTM.