Home
People
Research
Publications
In The News
Sponsors

Research focus

Our group focuses on mixed analog-digital CMOS integrated circuit design.  We are addressing a diverse set of research topics, a growing number of which are associated with exploiting custom CMOS microelectronics for nontraditional applications in chemistry and biology and combining CMOS electronics with non-traditional materials for novel applications. As a result, students in the group become not only top-notch mixed-signal IC designers but are immersed in multidisciplinary research involving tools and techniques in chemistry, biology, device physics, and nanofabrication.

There are several project opportunities for MS and undergraduate students. 

What's  New

bullet(11/2007) Prof. Ken Shepard has been elected a Fellow of the IEEE.
bullet(10/2007) Congratulations to Leina Lei for having her paper accepted to the 2008 International Solid-State Circuits Conference.
bullet(6/2007) Congratulations to Zheng Xu, Peter Levine, and David Huang for having four papers accepted to the 2007 Custom Integrated Circuits Conference.
bullet(4/2007) Congratulations to David Schwartz for having his paper accepted to VLSI Symposium 2007
bullet(8/2006) Congratulations to Yee Li (Ph. D., 2005, now at Intel) for winning the ISLPED Low Power Design Contest for his Ph. D. work on low-power DSPs.
bullet(7/2006) Congratulations to Steven Chan (Ph. D., 2005, now at IBM Watson) for winning IBM's 2005 Pat Goldberg Memorial Best Paper Award for his January, 2005 paper "Uniform-phase, uniform-amplitude resonant-load global clock distributions", published in the IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits.
bullet(3/2006) Prof. Ken Shepard has been recognized as a 2005 Distinguished Professor by the New York State Office of Science, Technology, and Academic Research (NYSTAR).

.Internal Group Web Page

Home | People | Research | Publications | In The News | Sponsors

 (c) 2007 Trustees of Columbia University
For problems or questions regarding this web contact webmaster@cisl.columbia.edu
Last updated: 08/22/07.