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NanoBio Seminar Series Spring'26

Timings : 1 pm ET

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Join us at the NanoBio seminar series Spring '26 for an exciting journey through next generation nanoelectronics devices and beyond CMOS computing technologies — fusing into intriguing applications of nanoelectronics and nanotechnology in bioengineering, specifically for understanding and probing the brain. Talks on disruptive nanoelectronics devices will include spintronics, neuromorphic computing, hardware for artificial intelligence and use of novel nanomaterials (such as graphene, transition metal dichalcogenides etc). Biological applications will take us through non-invasive brain-computer interfaces and novel brain recording and neuromodulation technologies.

Spring '26 Seminar Schedule

February 5: Bioelectronic Systems as Neural Interfaces

John A Rogers

February 19: Emerging Light-Harvesting, Cell-Interfacing and Quantum Organic Nanomaterials

 Yuping Shi

March 5: Ultrasonic drug uncaging and debris clearance for noninvasive neurointervention

Dr. Raag Airan

March 12: Designing Programmable Biologics with Generative Sequence Models

Dr. Pranam Chatterjee

March 19: Dimensionality Reduction and Kernel Approaches for Biosignals

Dr. Mohammad Tariqul Islam

April 2: Next-Generation AI for High-Dimensional Biomedical Data: Towards Interpretable and Data-Efficient Discovery

Mohammad Tauhidul Islam

April 9: From High-Density Cortical Interfaces to Optic Nerve Neurotechnology: Translational Bioelectronic Platforms for Functional Mapping, Neuromodulation, and Vision Restoration

Shadi A. Dayeh

April 16: Metamaterial Spinal Implants as In Vivo Wireless Bioelectronic Platforms

Jianzhe Luo

April 23: Decoding Cortical Organoid Networks with Multimodal Neural Interfaces

Madison Wilson

May 7: Phases of Carbon-Boron-Nitrogen

Pulickel M. Ajayan

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