News
2024
Our group has been awarded NSF CAREER! We will be working on pushing the sensitivity limits in RF biosensing.
Our paper on CMOS/microfluidics has been accepted to ISSCC 2025! Congrats to the team! Another paper led by collaborator Ali Ameri and Prof. Ali Niknejad is also aceepted, congratulation!
We have 3-4 PhD opening this application cycle (start at 2025 Fall). You are welcome to apply if you are interested in our research on sensing and RF. The deadline is early December!
Our IEDM paper on CMOS microfluidics is accepted to IEEE IEDM 2024! Congrats to the team!
Our lab recently receives a NSF Grant to apply inverse design concept to microwave passives. This is in collaboration with Prof. Eric Ma from Physics Department at Berkeley.
Our team recently receives a NIH R21 Trailblazer Award to develop silicon-based molecular diagnostics!
Our lab recently receives a NSF Grant to devleop smart health devices for continuos monitoring!
Congratulations to the NTU RF team to receive TSRI (Taiwan Semiconductor Research Institute) Outstanding Research Award! Congrats!
We are receiving support from France-Berkeley Fund (https://fbf.berkeley.edu/) to develop the next-generation CMOS flow cytometry!
Congratulations to the NTU RF team to receive MediaTek Outstanding Research Award! Keep up the good work!
Our CMOS/microfluidics flow-cytometry-on-CMOS system has been highlighted in Medicine Innovates series (https://medicineinnovates.com)! Please see link below: https://medicineinnovates.com/ghz-frequency-microfluidics-integrated-cmos-platform-label-free-cellular-dielectric-spectroscopy/. We believe that by miniaturizng electronics using a millimeter-sized chip yet at high performance will ofer the pathway for the next-generation medical biosensing devices.
Prof. Jun-Chau Chien will serve as the Guest Editor for IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits (JSSC) for ISSCC 2024 special issue.
Prof. Jun-Chau Chien will give an invited talk at 245th ECS meeting at San Francisco on CMOS/aptamer implantables for in vivo continuous molecular monitoring.
Ying-Han’s 60-GHz PLL paper using SWO has been accepted to IEEE Microwave and Wireless Technology Letter! Congratulations!
Congratulations to our NTU lab member Wei-Yang on receiving the Berkeley-Taiwan Fellowship!
Congratulations to Wei on receiving the prestigious NSF GRFP Fellowship!
Two US non-provisional patent applications based on NTU work have been submitted! Congratulation to the inventors and best luck!
Prof. Jun-Chau Chien started the Associate Editor role for IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systerms (T-BioCAS) and IEEE Solid-State Circuits Letters (SSC-L)! Welcome submissions!
2023
Congratulation to Hung-Yu, Yan-Ting, Ying-Han, and Guan-Yu on passing the NTU oral defense! Good job!
Welcome Guru Rajesh, Alex Di, Jimmy Yang, Shanw Zhang, and Tony Li for joining the group! Exciting!
Thanks to AMD/Xilinx’s support for developing a novel phase-noise cancelling PLL!
Congratulation to Wei-Yang’s paper being accepted to IEEE J-MEMS! Paper title: “Impedance Sensing in CMOS-Embedded Microfluidics Using BEOL Electrodes”. Nice work! Wei-Yang!
Our largest ever chip!
Our first journal paper is published!
Welcome to our first tier of PhD students!
Congratulations to Justine and Wei-Yu on receiving the Berkeley-Taiwan Fellowship!