Electronics and Neurotechnology Group
Theme 1: Medical Devices
[Project 23] 2024-29: EPSRC Open Fellowship (EP/X031950/1), SUPREMISE: SUPer-REsolution non-invasive Muscle measurements with miniaturised magnetIc SEnsors, PI (~£2M) News:
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[Project 22] 2024-27: EPSRC (EP/Y015215/1), ANALOGUE: Automated Nano AnaLysing, characterisatiOn and additive packaGing sUitE, PI (£3M) |
[Project 21]2023-27: HORIZON-EIC-PATHFINDEROPEN (GA n.101099355), BRAINSTORM: Wireless deep BRAIN STimulation thrOugh engineeRed Multifunctional nanomaterials, PI Glasgow (€3M) News:
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[Project 20] 2023-26: EPSRC (EP/X034690/1), CHIST-ERA, SNOW: Wearable Nano-Opto-electro-mechanic Systems, PI (£250k) |
[Project 19] 2022-24: EPSRC (EP/X017516/1), Photodynamic Therapy via Implantable Microsystems for Cancer Treatment, Co-I (£250k) |
[Project 18] 2022-26: HORIZON-EIC-PATHFINDERCHALLENGES (GA n.101070908), CROSSBRAIN: Distributed and federated cross-modality actuation through advanced nanomaterials and neuromorphic learning, PI Glasgow (€4M) News:
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[Project 17] 2022-24: EPSRC (EP/X024989/1)/HORIZON-MSCA-PF, MAGNABLE: Injectable magnetomyography (€220k) News:
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[Project 16] 2021-25: EPSRC Industrial CASE (EP/W522168/1), Analog Neuromorphic Processing for Biosensors, PI |
[Project 15] 2021-24: British Council, Innovative and Collaborative Research Partnerships Grants, FleEnSys, PI Glasgow. |
[Project 14] 2019-24: EU H2020 FETPROACT (GA n.824164), HERMES: Hybrid Enhanced Regenerative Medicine Systems, PI (€8.4M) |
Theme 2: Integrated Circuits
Our work focuses on CMOS-spintronic sensing interface circuits, allowing them to be manufactured as integrated Analog Front-End (AFE) including various circuit building blocks e.g. analogue-to-digital converters (ADC) and DC-DC converters for low-power and high-speed electronics systems.
We are designing CMOS analogue and mixed-signal circuits for various applications e.g. biomedical and cryogenic electronics (Cryo-CMOS).
[Project 13]2023-26: EPSRC (EP/X025152/1), SEQUENCE: Superconducting Gatemon Quantum Computing Enabled by CryoElectronics, Co-I (~£1M)
[Project 12] EPSRC (EP/W032627/1), EPIQC: Empowering Practical Interfacing of Quantum Computing
- Read the news here: https://www.gla.ac.uk/news/headline_842073_en.html
and more news:
https://www.theengineer.co.uk/epsrc-glasgow-university-epiqc-quantum-computing/
https://www.digit.fyi/glasgow-university-quantum-computing-project-receives-3m-of-funding/
https://www.devopsonline.co.uk/university-of-glasgow-to-work-on-a-quantum-computing-project/
[Project 11] EPSRC QCS Hub - Cryogenic qubit control interface using analog/mixed-signal circuits and systems
Our meLAB receives funding for two new Innovate UK projects. The UKRI news: https://www.ukri.org/news/50-million-in-funding-for-uk-quantum-industrial-projects/
[Project 10] The University of Glasgow lends support to £6.5M Quantum Computing Consortium. Read the news here: https://www.gla.ac.uk/news/headline_818516_en.html
- More story from the lead partner (SureCore): https://www.electronicsweekly.com/news/business/6-5m-develop-ics-quantum-computers-2021-11/
[Project 9] The University of Glasgow researchers contribute to £5.7M Quantum Computing Project. Read the news here: https://www.gla.ac.uk/news/headline_818876_en.html
- More story about this project: https://quantummotion.tech/quantum-motion-leads-5-7-million-ukri-project-to-develop-cryo-electronics-chip-2/
[Project 8] EPSRC IAA and Wellcome Trust Translational Partnership, Novel handheld magnetic-based sensor for malaria diagnostic.
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