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DESCRIPTION:With the rapid advent in sensors and actuators\, and the ever-a
 dvancing wireless technologies\, the idea of internet-of-things (IoTs) has
  had a revolutionary impact on ubiquitous computing with massive amount of
  data from the “5G-connected” smart objects. This new paradigm has bec
 ome the driving force for many new technologies\, such as smart health\, t
 elemedicine\, telediagnosis\, and point-of-care testing. This talk will pr
 ovide an overview of recent advances in telemetry techniques\, micro/nanot
 echnology-driven wireless sensors and integrated systems. The first part o
 f this talk will discuss new types of long-range (far-field)\, batteryless
  and wireless sensors for physical and (bio-)chemical sensing in noisy env
 ironments\, as well as compact\, passive wireless biosensors based on chem
 ically-reconfigurable oscillators and modulators built using nanomaterial-
 based transistors. Additionally\, wearable antennas and circuits based on 
 lightweight\, flexible and stretchable nanocomposite materials will be dis
 cussed\, along with their applications in smart skins. The second part of 
 this talk will discuss how the concepts of “PT-symmetry” and “time c
 rystals” originated in quantum physics can be implemented using electron
 ic circuits and applied to enhance the sensitivity and resolvability of ne
 ar-field sensor telemetry\, with demonstrations on wearable and implantabl
 e wireless micro/nano-sensors.\n\nRoom: EE 725\, Bldg: Engineering 5\, 100
 1 Daxue Rd\, Hsinchu City\, T'ai-wan\, Taiwan\, 30010
LOCATION:Room: EE 725\, Bldg: Engineering 5\, 1001 Daxue Rd\, Hsinchu City\
 , T'ai-wan\, Taiwan\, 30010
ORGANIZER:j.tai@nycu.edu.tw
SEQUENCE:39
SUMMARY:IEEE SENSORS DISTINGUISHED LECTURE: Radio Telemetry of Wireless Mic
 ro/Nano-Sensors
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/514922
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p class="p1">With the rapid advent in sensor
 s and actuators\, and the ever-advancing wireless technologies\, the idea 
 of internet-of-things (IoTs) has had a revolutionary impact on ubiquitous 
 computing with massive amount of data from the &ldquo\;5G-connected&rdquo\
 ; smart objects. This new paradigm has become the driving force for many n
 ew technologies\, such as smart health\, telemedicine\, telediagnosis\, an
 d point-of-care testing. This talk will provide an overview of recent adva
 nces in telemetry techniques\, micro/nanotechnology-driven wireless sensor
 s and integrated systems. <span class="s1">The first part of this talk wil
 l discuss new types of long-range (far-field)\, batteryless and wireless s
 ensors for physical and (bio-)chemical sensing in noisy environments\, as 
 well as compact\, passive wireless biosensors based on chemically-reconfig
 urable oscillators and modulators built using nanomaterial-based transisto
 rs. Additionally\, wearable antennas and circuits based on lightweight\, f
 lexible and stretchable nanocomposite materials will be discussed\, along 
 with their applications in smart skins. </span>The second part of this tal
 k<span class="s1"> will discuss how the concepts of &ldquo\;PT-symmetry&rd
 quo\; and &ldquo\;time crystals&rdquo\; originated in quantum physics can 
 be implemented using electronic circuits and applied to enhance the sensit
 ivity and resolvability of near-field sensor telemetry\, with demonstratio
 ns on wearable and implantable wireless micro/nano-sensors.<span class="Ap
 ple-converted-space">&nbsp\;</span></span></p>
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