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Lab Member Profile
Ryan Field
rmfield@cisl.columbia.edu
Ph.D. Student
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Electrical Engineering - 2008 |
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Columbia University |
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Electrical Engineering - 2007 |
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North Carolina State University |
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Physics - 2007 |
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North Carolina State University |
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Research Summary
My research interests are quite broad. Generally speaking, I am interested in applications of mixed signal circuit design within the field of biology. Currently, I am focusing on two types of biomedical imaging applications in CMOS - ultrasonic imaging and time resolved fluorescence spectroscopy. Previous research projects with which I have been involved include low dose X-ray imaging (Medipix2), exchange coupled magnetic domain modeling (MINT), and resonant global clock distributions (IBM).
Link to CV
Awards
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National Science Foundation - Graduate Research Fellow (2007)
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National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Research Fellow (2007)
Publications
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R. Field and E. Heijne, "Microscopic imaging of muons and 120 GeV/c pion interactions in a single low-noise 256x256 Si pixel detector." Nucl. Instr. Meth. A, 577 (2007), 595-603.
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X. Shen, M. Kapoor, R. Field, and R. Victora, "Issues in Recording Exchange Coupled Composite Media." The Magnetic Recording Conference (TMRC) on Perpendicular Recording, 2006.
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