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Brown University |
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We are interested in improving the ways that integrated electronic systems interface with the physical world, by designing new high-performance electronic circuits and combining them with new materials and biophysical systems.
News
Congratulations Steven on the first paper from our project to build the world's fastest MWIR/LWIR thermal camera! A great collaboration with the Experimental Solid Mechanics Lab.
- A 5,000,000 frame/sec Burst-Mode Cryogenic Thermal Imager with On-Chip Frame Memory. IEEE Solid-State Circuits Letters (SSC-L), 2024.
Congratulations Manar on a great extended paper in TBioCAS. Deep learning for capacitance tomography!
Congratulations Selahaddin and Dana on a great start launching ATOMICS, raising very strong pre-seed investments, and publishing a paper in ACS Omega! Repurposing Waste Chemicals for Sustainable and Durable Molecular Data Storage
Congratulations Yutong on submitting her master's thesis!
Congratulations to Manar on her paper at BioCAS 2023!
Congratulations Dr. Gumus!
Congratulations to Scott for winning the 2022-23 Doris M. and Norman T. Halpin Prize for Innovative and Interdisciplinary Senior Capstone Projects!
Kangping's paper was named the winner of the Best Paper Award for BioCAS 2021! (preprint / conference paper / extended journal paper)
Congratulations to Pushkaraj on his paper at BioCAS 2022!
Congratulations to Kangping on an excellent PhD thesis defense!
A big welcome to Selahaddin Gumus! Sel is working on chemical information systems, and pursuing both a Ph.D. in Chemistry and an Sc.M. in Entrepreneurship as part of the Open Graduate Education Program.
Congratulations to Kangping and Jason for a new paper in IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems! Super-Resolution Electrochemical Impedance Imaging with a 512x256 CMOS Sensor Array
Congratulations Kangping and Chris on papers coming up at BioCAS 2021 and SENSORS 2021! Check out a preprint here: Super-Resolution Electrochemical Impedance Imaging with a 100x100 CMOS Sensor Array
Congratulations Chris A. and the Brown Molecular Information team on being featured in the 2021 Chemical Science HOT Article Collection! Leveraging Autocatalytic Reactions for Digital Image Classification
Prof. Rosenstein is now a tenured Associate Professor.
We are very excited to be starting a new project with the Guduru lab, to design to world's fastest infrared microscope! [W.M. Keck Foundation]
Congratulations to Kangping and Chris on two new papers accepted to IEEE Solid-State Circuits Letters and ISCAS 2021!
Congratulations to Pratistha on her successful PhD thesis defense!
We are thrilled to be starting a new NSF grant to explore new ways to connect CMOS microelectronics with electrical activity in living communities of bacteria. More details to come!
Our paper on data storage using Ugi multicomponent reactions is now published in Nature Communications. This has been a great Brown Engineering + Chemistry collaboration, congratulations all around! Multicomponent Molecular Memory
Congratulations and well done Chris!
Congratulations Pratistha and Eamonn for their IEEE SENSORS 2019 paper being selected as a finalist for Best Student Paper! Time Series Feature Extraction for Machine Olfaction
"Encoding Information in Synthetic Metabolomes, published in PLOS ONE and highlighted in Nature!
Congratulations Eamonn, Chris, and the whole Molecular Informatics team!Two new preprints from our Molecular Informatics project!
Congratulations Shanshan, and good luck at Impinj!
Congratulations to all on an excellent BioCAS 2018!
Check out our preprint on parallel computing with chemicals, which will be presented at ICRC 2018:
The first papers from our chemical sensor network project are out! Congrats Eamonn, Pratistha, Mustafa, and Prof. Chris Rose!
Well done Rukshan on two great papers this year!
We are very happy to be participating in the DARPA Posh Open Source Hardware (POSH) program, together with the Prof. Sherief Reda!
Congratulations Caleb for receiving the 2018 Jayakumar Summer Research Award, and welcome to the lab!
We are thrilled to be part of a new DARPA sponsored effort aiming to store and process data using mixtures of small synthetic molecules. Click here to read the press release.
- Press coverage: WIRED, IEEE Spectrum
Congratulations Jason for being awarded the 2017-18 Doris M. and Norman T. Halpin Prize for his senior Capstone project!
Thanks to all who participated in MWSCAS 2017 in Boston, and especially to all of the great invited speakers in the Biomedical sessions. Special congrats to Jaime on a great presentation and paper.
Congratulations to Chris for an excellent article introducing our new meniscus-contact nanopore technique, which you can read in ACS Nano!
Welcome Michael, Paul, and Billy for summer UTRAs!
Shanshan's current clamp circuit was published in TCAS-II!
Congratulations to Shanshan, Rukshan, and Zi for their TBioCAS paper!
Welcome Shiv to the lab for the summer!
Congratulations to Haeri for winning the Brown EE Outstanding Senior award, and to Carlos, Haeri, and Chet for graduating with honors!
Welcome to the lab Pratistha and Rukshan!
Welcome Carlos, Chet, and Nikhil to the lab for the summer, and a big congratulations to Shanshan for her oscillator paper being accepted to CICC 2015!
Congratulations to graduates Jaime Jimenez (ScM), Zi Yang (ScM), Brant Hoffman (ScB, honors), and Sam Friedman (ScB, honors)!
Congratulations to graduates Max Gottesman (ScM), Stephen Weinreich (ScB), and Jeanette Miranda (ScB), and welcome Andrew Tian and Sam Friedman to the group as undergraduate summer fellows!
Congratulations to Stephen Weinreich for receiving the Brown University Distinguished Thesis Prize for his honors thesis, "A Wireless Glucose Sensor on a Paper Substrate"
"Integrated circuit-based electrochemical sensor for spatially resolved detection of redox-active metabolites in biofilms" was published in Nature Communications. [link]
"High-Bandwidth Protein Analysis Using Solid-State Nanopores" was published in Biophysical Journal! [link]
"Slow DNA Transport through Nanopores in Hafnium Oxide Membranes" was published in ACS Nano! [link]
Shanshan Dai joins the group as a graduate student.
Kevin Jung & Cynthia Barajas presented their research at the Leadership Alliance National Symposium, IMNI REU Mini-conference, and Brown Summer Research Symposium.
Jacob presented "Temporal Resolution of Nanopore Sensors" at the 2013 IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology conference in Osaka.
Chris Tow joins the group as a graduate student.
"Differentiation of Short Single-Stranded DNA Homopolymers in Solid-State Nanopores" was published in ACS Nano! [link]
"Single Ion Channel Recordings with CMOS-Anchored Lipid Membranes" was published in Nano Letters! [link]
Research
Embedded Microelectronics for the Life Sciences.
Nanopore sensors, ion channels, and electrophysiology We are developing high-performance electronic systems for nanopore sensors for the next generation of single-molecule DNA sequencing, as well as looking into new ways to measure and use ion channel proteins with electronic systems.
Chemical information systems How can we better use electronics to acquire and process chemical information, and how can we use chemicals for information storage and computation?
Mixed-signal electronics We want to be at the cutting edge of extending and applying mixed-signal design techniques to ultra-low-power and ultra-low-noise applications.
Ubiquitous sensing and computing We think everything should be electronically active, and are exploring new ways to integrate electronic features into things around us.
Join the Team
Postdoctoral Associate Opportunity: Creative and motivated scientists from all physical science and mathematical backgrounds considered. Please get in touch by email to share your CV and to learn more!
There are multiple projects available immediately for motivated undergraduate and masters students. Please contact Prof. Rosenstein by email if you would like to discuss a research project or thesis.