Electronics are pervasive in all aspects of modern life. Healthcare, Telecommunications, Transportation, Computing, Energy, and Life Safety are just some of the major fields benefiting from the explosive growth of micro and nanotechnology applications being addressed by faculty associated with Georgia Tech’s IEN.
Electronic systems are an integral part of modern life. Miniaturization, increased functionality, wireless connectivity, and improved performance and reliability at lower costs are the driving forces behind the investments being made in electronic systems research, regardless of the application. Whether the need be design, materials, active devices, passive components, antenna for wireless communication, optoelectronics, packaging and interconnect for analog, digital, mixed signal, or high speed connectivity, we at Georgia Tech’s IEN are prepared to address tomorrow’s needs.
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The Institute for Electronics and Nanotechnology (IEN) is a Georgia Tech interdisciplinary research institute designed to enhance support for rapidly growing research programs spanning biomedicine, materials, electronics and nanotechnology.
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