Lei Liu, Ph.D.

Research Assistant Professor

Dept. Electrical Engineering

University of Notre Dame

204 Cushing Hall

Phone: 574-631-1628

Welcome to the Terahertz Circuits and Systems Research Laboratory at the University of Notre Dame. We are a part of the Department of Electrical Engineering and the Advanced Diagnostics and Therapeutics Initiative in the College of Engineering and in the College of Science. This laboratory studies the electromagnetic waves in the frequency range of 0.1 to 10 THz (THz region). We seek to develop THz circuits and systems based on novel devices and materials, and apply the developed THz techniques to instruments, biological/chemical/medical analysis, astronomy, security and physics.

THz Circuits and Systems Lab

NEWS:

· 04/24/12 Collaborative research on THz coded-aperture imaging using graphene modulators funded by NSF.

· 03/22/12 ESTEEM student working on THz project recognized as rising star in Africa.

· 01/16/12 Two THz projects for NDnano NURF program have been posted. $5,000 each will be awarded for 3 months summer research (deadline: 02/17/12). To apply, please click here.

· 01/12/12 New course EE47013 (also EE 67047) Microwave and THz Circuits, Components and Systems open for registration.

· 01/10/12 Research on THz microfluidic approach of chemical and biological sensing funded by the University of Notre Dame Faculty Research Support Program (FRSP).

· 11/30/11 Our research attracts new business start-up to Indiana.

· 04/10/11 One graduate research assistant position for THz mixers/receivers is available. Please contact us to apply (Position filled).

· 04/08/11 Research on multiband, ultrasensitive THz imaging mixers/receivers funded by NSF.

· 02/11/11 Two THz projects for NDnano Undergraduate Research Fellowships (NURF) program have been posted. $5,000 each will be awarded for 3 months summer research (deadline: 02/11/11). To apply, please click here (Positions filled).

· 08/01/10 Lab receives funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for high-performance THz imaging devices.

· 08/01/10 Two graduate research assistant positions for developing THz focal-plane imaging arrays are available. To apply, please contact us (Positions filled).

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