Work in this area applies the physics of electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, and the solid state to implement devices and systems for applications including energy, quantum technologies, sensing, communication and computation. Efforts span theory and development of new electronic and optical devices and materials, micro-electromechanical systems, acoustic and optical sensing and imaging, quantum control of individual atoms near absolute zero temperature, and experiments on high-energy plasmas at temperatures close to those at the center of the sun.
Faculty
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Silvia Ferrari
Associate Dean for Cross-Campus Engineering Research Samuel B. Eckert Professor in Engineering
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Farhan Rana
Ellis L. Phillips Sr. Director of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Joseph P. Ripley Professor of Engineering