ME567/ME498/MOLENG 567: Micro- and Nanostructured Biosensors
Objectives: This course will focus on chemical- and biosensors using micromachining and nanotechnology. The working principles of the sensors are addressed with the fabrication process, system integration and performance evaluation. The demands and challenges for current chemical- and biosensors are introduced. The innovative concepts and fabrication approaches are delivered to address the challenges. The pros and cons of the nanoscale sensors are explained with next generation platforms, such as wearable devices and remote sensors. Through the course, students will be able to classify biochemical sensors, analyze the sensor systems, design the fabrication process and identify the evaluation methods of the sensors. Course Requirements and Grading: Students will review papers related to nanotechnology, design a fabrication process for a sensor, and write a term paper with presentations. Two exams will be given in the course. Text book: Journal papers including review papers and reading material will be provided by the instructor.
ME410-Nano-Devices: Design and Manufacture
Objectives: This course will focus on designing, fabricating, and manufacturing nanodevices with state-of-the-art nanotechnology. Current nanomanufacturing methods are introduced in conjunction with micromachining technology in order to create innovative nanodevices. Through the course, students will be able to classify nanoscale materials and nanomanufacturing methods, choose appropriate fabrication processes, and furthermore design nanodevices. Text book: Reading material will be provided by the instructor. |
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