Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
Eisenstadt Lab
Led by William Eisenstadt · Electrical and Computer Engineering
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What we study
The Eisenstadt Lab studies electronics, focusing on IoT for agriculture, mosquito control, and health safety. They use LoRaWAN and MESH networking, IC testing, and analog/mixed signal design.
What working here is like
- Computational
- Building & testing
- Coding helps
- Paper
- 1
Recent papers, explained
- MicroSTARLING: A Millimeter Scale Self-Organizing Optical Communication Processor for Embedded Multihop Sensor and Computational Networks
2021 · IEEE Access
Builds tiny optical communication chips inspired by starling flocking behavior.
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