CMOS electronics

Smart Multifunctional Electronic Devices for IoT and Healthcare Applications

Nazek El-Atab, Assistant Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Nov 5, 12:00 - 13:00

B9 L2 H2

CMOS electronics Multifunctional Electronic Devices

This talk addresses these questions through two main projects: 1) Smart and multifunctional memory devices (MEMSOR) that can sense and compute, and 2) Wearable Octopus-skin-inspired 3D-printed biopatches for electrophysiological signal measurement.

Hussain is taking a flexible approach

1 min read · Fri, May 25 2018

electrical engineering Wireless electronics CMOS electronics sensors

“The theme of our research is how we can empower humanity with technology,” said Muhammad Mustafa Hussain, professor of electrical engineering at KAUST. Using the skills from his time in industry, and the support he is granted by KAUST, Hussain creates flexible, wireless electronics to inexpensively turn everyday objects into smart devices. When Hussain had his novel computer chip technology licensed by Intel Corporation before he had even graduated from his Ph.D., he soon found himself a rewarding job in the semiconductor chip industry. But Hussain harbored the desire to one day go into