Electronic Devices
Electronic Devices is a research area focused on the design, fabrication, characterization, and optimization of devices that control the flow of electrical signals. This field explores both conventional semiconductor technologies and emerging materials and devices, driving advancements in computing, communication, sensing, and energy applications. It combines principles from electrical engineering, material science, and applied physics to develop next-generation electronic components.
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Interested in discussing the research we are working on or learning more? Visit our lab website, or please contact:
Dr. Chang-Soo Kim
Professor, ECE Graduate Coordinator
218 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
Bioinstrumentation, Sensors, Solid-state devices, Microsystems, MEMS, 3D-printed devices, Nanotechnology applications
Dr. DongHyun (Bill) Kim
Assistant Professor, and College of Engineering and Computing Dean’s Scholar
119 Emerson Electric Co. Hall #227, 4000 Enterprise Dr. Rolla, MO 65401
Signal Integrity (SI), Power Integrity (PI), and Temperature Integrity (TI); Electrostatic Discharge (ESD); High-speed SerDes Channel Modeling; High-speed Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Material Characterization; Particle Simulation on Semiconductor Devices.
Dr. Bijaya Shrestha
Associate Teaching Professor
573-341-6068 | shrestha@mst.edu |
215 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
Algorithm development for feature extraction towards helping diagnose cancerous lesions, signal and image processing, statistical physics, particle transport, radiation shielding, Monte Carlo techniques, stochastic events, Markov chain models, simulation of physical processes, optimization techniques.
Dr. Steve E.Watkins
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering HKN & TBP Faculty Advisor
573-341-6321 | watkins@mst.edu |
121 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
Smart Sensor Systems, fiber optics, UAV instrumentation, engineering education, and pre-college education
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