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Current Research Projects Looking for EE Students
Undergraduate Senior Project (EE499) Opportunities
Biorobotics Lab
The Biorobotics Lab in Electrical Engineering frequently has projects available for undergraduate researchers at all levels.
Possible topics include: embedded systems, control systems, linux programming, analog electronics, digital electronics,
bioinstrumentation, and human factors.
To find out more, contact Professor Hannaford or drop by the
Biorobotics Lab in EEB 455. Projects must be discussed and arranged
prior to the end of the first week of the quarter.
Contact:
Professor Blake Hannaford
(206) 543-2197
hannaford@ee.washington.edu
Current as of 9/30/09
Title: Phase change memory devices
Electrically driven phase change memory is newest solid state memory in the market. Information (bits 0 and 1) is written and stored in this memory by changing the resistance of the material between a high and low resistance state. There are indications that multi-level logic may be possible with phase change memory. The undergraduate research assistant will write matlab code to model the temperature and resistivity in various spatial regions of the phase change memory.
Requirements:
Knowledge of matlab, basic physics, basic differential equations
Contact:
M. P. Anantram (Anant)
206-221-5162
anantmp@u.washington.edu
Current as of 9/30/09
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