Our Kevin poster presentation at IEEE SENSORS conference in Japan 🇯🇵
New publication alert 🚨 🧲 🧠
Our new article as part of our BRAINSTORM project titled “Microfabrication Technologies for Nanoinvasive and High-Resolution Magnetic hashtag Neuromodulation” has been published at Advanced Science Journal:
https://lnkd.in/etDfdJAu
Exciting publication is now available.
🧲Minimizing Motion Artifacts in Biomagnetic Measurements🧲
Proud to share the latest publication by Neuranics led by Negin Ghahremani Arekhloo, Clinical Scientist, on reducing motion artifacts in biomagnetic measurements with hashtag TMR sensors, which can be up to 10x stronger than the signal in ambient environments.
Another exciting publication from Glasgow Microelectronics (meLAB) is now available online!
https://lnkd.in/d7YtSAK8
This work titled "On the Piezoelectric Properties of Zinc Oxide Thin Films Synthesized by Plasma Assisted DC Sputter Deposition" has been recently published in Advanced Materials Interfaces journal, and delves into statistical approaches for understanding, optimising and predicting energy harvesting and sensing capabilities of piezoelectric zinc oxide (ZnO) via a novel plasma-assisted magnetron sputtering (PA-MS) method.
This research was conducted by PhD student Michael Mckinlay at the University of Glasgow, and supervised by Prof Des Gibson, Prof Hadi Heidari and Dr Carlos Garcia Nuñez.
Our Michael presenting hashtag TENG at the E-MRS in Poland 🇵🇱
Thank you for your generous donations! These incredible tools have us eager to achieve valuable scientific breakthroughs.
Thanks João Valente and Morteza Amjadi for your facilitation and your great help in the installation process.
Last week, our team Stavroula Kapoulea, Zeeshan Ali, Hossein Eslahi and Mohammed Waqas Mughal had the privilege of presenting our research on interfacing qubits and control/readout electronics using hashtag CryoCMOS FD-SOI technology at the Silicon Quantum Electronics Workshop (hashtag SiQEW) in Davos, Switzerland 🇨🇭
We’re proud to announce that four of our papers have been accepted for presentation at the prestigious IEEE Sensors Conference 2024 in Kobe, Japan this October! 🎉
https://lnkd.in/ekesfTaa
Here’s a preview of our groundbreaking research at the University of Glasgow:
📄 An ultra-sensitive malaria detection platform based on magnetic biosensors
Yuanxi Cheng, Rik van Haren, Huxi Wang, Lisa Ranford Cartwright, Nosrat Mirzai, Hadi Heidari
📄 A flexible and self-powered chitosan-BaTiO3 composite pressure sensor for e-skin applications
Zhao Wang, Yalagala Bhavani Prasad, Hadi Heidari, Andrew Feeney
📄 Study of triboelectric potential for tunable contact-electrification field effect transistors
Michael Mckinlay, Mahdieh Shojaei Baghini (Maddy), Manel Pelayo Garcia, Yalagala Bhavani Prasad, Des Gibson, Carlos Garcia Nuñez
(https://lnkd.in/d-YmiEy7)
📄 Deep-N-Well-Assisted CMOS Photovoltaic Micro-Cells for Powering the Wearable Sensors
Roghaieh Parvizi, Fiheon Imroze, Jinwei Zhao, Martin Weides, Muhammad Ali Imran, and Hadi Heidari
Our latest paper, “Study of triboelectric potential for tunable contact-electrification field effect transistors” is now available in IEEE Sensors Letters. This novel study investigates the relation between triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) mechanical properties with IV characteristics of an N-type MOSFET, utilising state-of-the-art deposition techniques and electronic integration.
👥 This work was conducted by PhD student Michael Mckinlay, and co-authors Mahdieh Shojaei Baghini (Maddy), Dr Manel Pelayo Garcia, Yalagala Bhavani Prasad, Hadi Heidari, Des Gibson, and principal investigator Dr Carlos Garcia Nuñez . With support from both Glasgow Microelectronics (meLAB) and Institute of Thin Films, Sensors and Imaging (ITFSI). 🤝
It was a pleasure to host our European partners from CROSSBRAIN project in University of Glasgow Advanced Research Centre 🧠 🇪🇺
Huge congratulations to two of our PhD graduates, Dr (Judy)Jungang Zhang and Dr Eve McGlynn on their graduation today from James Watt School of Engineering, University of Glasgow!
Excited to share that our own Antonia Pavlidou represented us at the IEEE hashtag PRIME2024 conference in hashtag Cyprus last week! 🎉 She presented her research paper on “Hardware Modelling and Testing of a Rotating Neuron Reservoir.” Proud of her accomplishments and looking forward to seeing the impact of her work in the field.
hashtag IEEEPRIME2024
James Watt School of Engineering, University of Glasgow
We are proud to announce the development of two new tape-outs, the AltnaQ and the cryo-CMOS chips, designed in GlobalFoundries 22nm technology to perform optimally at room and cryogenic temperatures as part of two Innovate UK projects Altnahara and Cryo-CMOS.
The first design is within the “Altnaharra” project, led by Quantum Motion, our team at the James Watt School of Engineering, University of Glasgow, tape-outed the AltnaQ chip that features a double-balanced RF up-conversion mixer, a filter with an integrated buffer showcasing a novel de-embedding technique, and several passive elements for cryogenic characterization, all designed to meet stringent industry standards.
The second design is a collaborative project called "cryo-CMOS" led by sureCore Ltd to accelerate the development of quantum computing IP. The cryo-CMOS chip includes two types of Digital to Analogue Converters (DACs): a current steering DAC and a capacitive DAC. Additionally, it features a clock driver circuit and a memory block. These IPs will be tested at cryogenic temperatures down to 4K to address the significant interconnect bottleneck in the quantum computing system.
We had a fantastic time at the group away day at Aberfoyle.
Congratulations to Mahdieh as she published her paper in Transactions on Electron Devices!
Yuqi Ding presents her research entitled 'A Physical Reservoir Computing Processor for ECG-to-PCG Signals Prediction' at the IEE ISCAS conference in Singapore! Congratulations!
The BRAINSTORM Consortium meets in Erlangen, Germnay and successfully passes the first review.
The Centre for Neurotechnology annual Meeting- Laura, Mahdieh, Maria, Danial, Angel and Tala present thier posters at the Centre for Neurotechnology event in Glasgow.
We welcome Paria and Tara to the group who will work on the CanDoIt project focusing on improving breast cancer diagnosis.
Welcome Rik Van Haren from Einhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, who will complete a Masters placement project with us on point of care diagnostics for Malaria.
DIELECT Kick off meeting. Judy, Hadi, Bhavani, Venkat and Pari meet to discuss the new project DIELECT which aims to create a new roll laminating printing set up for scalable electronics.
We welcome Professor Ali Khaleghi from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology to present his work on wearable sensors.
Maria launches her start up company NEUROBITE which aims to manufacture transient implantable neural probes.
We celebrate International womens day at the Schol of Engineering!
We welcome Angel as a new PhD student and Joao Valente as Research Technologist.
We celebrate the successful spin out of Neuranics and say goodbye to three meLAB members, Asfand, Siming and Finlay, with a dinner event in Glasgow.
Professor Heidari and other colleagues from the University of Glasgow speak at Scottish Parliament as part of the Cross-Party Group on Science and Technology.
Dr Carlos Garcia Nunez joins the University of Glasgow as Lecturer in Electronics and Nanoscale Engineering. He also joined meLAB as co-director, leading the research theme on smart materials and energy systems.
EPSRC funded our research project "Superconducting Gatemon Quantum Computing Enabled by CryoElectronics" in collaboration with Quantum Circuits Group to boost our reserach on cryo-CMOS for quantum computing.
The President of UESTC visited our University and our labs.
Prof Maryam Shojaei Baghini vists meLAB. Out guest from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay visits the labs of meLB and gives a seminar on the technology behind an affordable and acurate frequency measurement system.
Neuranics team down under. Negin, Siming, Huxi and Hossein visited the University of Sydney.
Crossbrain in Spain. Hadi, Finlay, Laura, Mahdieh and Judy attended the EU Horizon CROSSBRAIN project meeting in San Sebastian.
Dr Haotian Chen from Biomedical Engineering Division at UofG delivered a seminar to our group.
NEWCAS: Judy, Mahdeih present their research on smart stents and magnetostrictive devices at the International Conference on New Circuits and Systems (NEWCAS) in Edinburgh. Kevin also presents his work on paramagnetic particle detection at his first ever conference. Well done everyone!
meLAB Away Day: We spent the day at Crieff Hydro reflecting on the previous year, taking part in team building activities and having inspiring discussions to ensure another successful year together.
Local Celebrity: Maria’s paper is published and gains publicity as she is invited to talk about her research to various news stations. Read an article here: “Glasgow Scientists find possible treatment for drug resistant epilepsy”
University of Glasgow: UofG RESEARCHERS TO POWER WIRELESS ‘MICROBOT’ IN THE BRAIN
The Engineer: Crossbrain project to tackle seizures using nanobots
FutureScot: Glasgow researchers to create brain bot to combat epileptic seizures
Health tech Newspaper: CROSSBRAIN project aiming to develop robots capable of predicting epileptic seizures
Innovation Origins: Injectable microbots to predict and mitigate epileptic seizures
UK Daily: Glasgow researchers are developing a brain bot to combat epileptic seizures