(Bio)Materials for Sensing, Diagnostics, and Actuation

Research Goals

grown, living materialsDevelop materials that:

  • Have dynamic properties
  • Self-heal and regenerate
  • Are resilient and robust
  • Self-replicate
  • Can be recycled or reabsorbed
  • Harvest, transduce and store energy

On-going Project

Fabrication of a three-terminal neuromorphic material test bed

The objective of the project to construct a three-terminal AC-field test bed to enable the development, characterization, and modeling of artificial magnetic synapses—capable of emulating the brain’s plasticity—for brain-like computing, learning, and signal processing.

Capstone design team: Michael Williams, Abdulla Alkaabi, Jesse Orrs, Hamad Al Ali, Matthew Orehk

Faculty advisors: Dr. Paris von Lockette

Faculty Lead

Tak Sing Wong, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering