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Division of Solid-State Electronics, Department of Electrical Engineering, Ångströmlaboratoriet, Uppsala University, SWEDEN
Ionic neuromorphic devices, Neuromorphic devices and circuits, Neuronal dynamics, Device characterization and modeling, Machine learning algorithms

Department of Electrical Engineering, Uppsala University
Research and whatever you may like to be mentioned about you Dr Libo Chen is a tenure-track Assistant Professor at Uppsala University, Sweden. As PI, Libo leads a research group on neuromorphic electronic devices, circuits, and intelligent sensing systems for robotics and biomedical applications. Specifically, his group focuses on 1) developing compact and low-power neuromorphic circuits using ferroelectric/antiferroelectric transistors by circuit-device co-design, as well as 2) developing neuromorphic tactile sensory systems to rebuild a human-like sense of touch for robotics, prosthetics, and intelligent diagnosis and treatment systems, such as digital biomarkers and drug delivery. His research connects material properties and device physics with neuronal dynamics, circuit functions, and network computation, to transform device-level mechanisms into useful electronic building blocks for AI.

Microwaves at the Medical Engineering (MMG) group, Department of Electrical Engineering, Uppsala University, Sweden
As an active Principal Investigator (PI) and researcher, my work spans cutting-edge domains in medical engineering, non-invasive physiological sensing, and smart health systems.
Medical engineering, microwave sensors and imaging, biomedical signal processing, body-area radio communications, bionics, AI-driven diagnostics.

Myfab Uppsala, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Uppsala University, Sweden
My research focus on MEMS nanofabrication and semiconductor process technology.
micro- and nanofabrication, solid-state nanopores, nanofluidics, platform for next generation computing
