Amin Arbabian

Research:

My research is broadly in the area of integrated circuits and systems and electromagnetic interfaces. I am interested in design of “end-to-end” electronic systems/devices. Exploratory study and physical design of  systems for biomedical applications is an important part of my research. Topics include:

    Bio-Medical Applications:

1. •Microwave/millimeter-wave imaging.
   

2. •Physics of medical imaging.
   

3. •Biomedical sensors and actuators.
   

    Electromagnetic Interfaces:

1. •Integrated antennas. Co-design of antennas and electronics. Antentronics.
   

2. •Remote sensing, power delivery and RFIDs.
   

    RF/mm-Wave Integrated Circuits and Systems:

1. •Terahertz generation/detection and high-frequency systems.
   

2. •Wideband systems.
   

3. •Phased-array systems and architectures. Array imagers.
   

4. •Low-power electronics for sensor applications.
   

5. •High-throughput communication systems.
   

6. •Optoelectronics.
   

If you are interested in applying to Stanford and joining our group, please first refer to this page.

If you are interested in my research and have already been admitted to an MS or PhD program at Stanford, please feel free to send me an email.

We have an open position for a post-doc (starting Summer/Fall 2013). Please contact me directly for more information.