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About Us

WHAT WE DO


Microcosm

The field of microelectronics involves implementation and miniaturization of the electronics that enable modern technology. As such, it represents a microcosm of all aspects of electrical engineering and beyond.


Systems

Convergent research in microelectronics enables the creation of vital systems that address the grand challenges of our society. Microsystems are at the heart of solutions addressing issues from climate change to the Internet of Things (IoT) to health care to transportation.


Innovation

Curiosity and creativity in microelectronics drive new discoveries to power applications in microchips, labs on chips, and microsystems that operate as engines for our economy. These innovations create lasting value and ensure U.S. competitiveness.

Who we are

We are a diverse, collegial, passionate team of faculty who care deeply about the science and applications of microelectronics from device physics to bioelectronics to miniature sensors and actuators to power electronics to integrated circuits. We embrace diversity, equity, and inclusiveness as core values and believe strongly that excellence emerges from the unbiased exchange of ideas, tempered by hard work.

Where we are

Our collegial and convergent research culture and state of the art infrastructure at the University of Maryland position us at the forefront of research and education in the world of microelectronics. Our facilities include:

  • The Micro and Nano Fabrication Lab (FabLab) for nanofabrication
  • The Advanced Imaging and Microscopy (AIM) Lab for characterization
  • Terrapin Works resources for rapid prototyping and 3D printing

The University of Maryland is located in the greater Washington D.C. area, surrounded by key national laboratories such as the Army Research Laboratory, NASA Goddard, the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the National Institutes of Health, and the Naval Research Laboratory, that enable collaborations and interactions with colleagues at the federal government and around the world.

Building the future

We proudly train the leaders who will build the future. We encourage our students to take part in research at every stage of their college careers and also to gain real-world experience through internships in industry and select international institutions. After graduation, our students move on to influential positions in academia, industry and national laboratories.
We encourage you to learn about the exciting work that we do in microelectronics at the University of Maryland.


LATEST WORK

Below are a few examples of our recent interdisciplinary research projects.

Click on the images to go to that project page.


PI: Neil Goldsman



CONTACT US

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MICROELECTRONICS AT MARYLAND
2332 A.V. Williams Building, University of Maryland
College Park, MD
20742
microelecfaculty@umd.edu
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