Professor
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
University of California, Berkeley
Prof. Arias received her PhD in Physics from the University of Cambridge, UK in 2001. Prior to that, she received her master and bachelor degrees in Physics from the Federal University of Paraná in Curitiba, Brazil in 1997 and 1995 respectively. She joined the University of California, Berkeley in January of 2011. Prof. Arias was the Manager of the Printed Electronic Devices Area and a Member of Research Staff at PARC, a Xerox Company. She went to PARC, in 2003, from Plastic Logic in Cambridge, UK where she led the semiconductor group. Her research focuses on the use of electronic materials processed from solution in flexible electronic systems. She uses printing techniques to fabricate flexible large area electronic devices and sensors.
email: acarias@eecs.berkeley.edu
Phone: 510-642-1728
Group URL: arias.berkeley.edu
email: caijohn@berkeley.edu
yuting received his B.Sc. degree in Material Science and Engineering from Sichuan University in 2017. He then pursued and received his Ph.D. degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in 2021. His research interests focus mainly on functional hydrogel for wearable electronics and biomedical applications.
Research area: Printed Electronics, Wearable Medical Devices
email: julianmaravilla@berkeley.edu
Julian graduated from UC Santa Barbara in 2020 with a degree in Electrical Engineering. As an undergraduate he worked on RF systems for communications, and various areas of signal processing. He is interested in MRI receiver coils and various aspects of MRI hardware.
Research area: Printed Large-Area Antennas
email: yuhan_wen@berkeley.edu
Yuhan received her undergraduate degrees in Physics and Engineering from Smith College in May 2020. She is interested in biosensing.
Research area: Printed Electronics, Wearable Medical Devices
email: sophie_koh@berkeley.edu
Sophie received her undergraduate degree in Physics and Computer Science from Amherst College in May 2022. She is interested in photovoltaics.
Research area: Printed Large-Area Optoelectronics
email: cschwendeman@berkeley.edu
Carolyn received her undergraduate and master’s degrees in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from UC Berkeley in May 2020 and May 2021. Her research background is in wearable biomedical sensors and signal processing for neurological recordings. She is currently working on electrochemical biosensing.
Research area: Printed Sensors
email: lahann@berkeley.edu
Lucas received his undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering from The University of Michigan in May 2022. His undergraduate research focused on evaluating scalable processing techniques for semi-transparent photovoltaics and OLED lighting. He is currently working on electrochemical sensing systems for environmental monitoring.
Research area: Printed Sensors
email: philothei@berkeley.edu
Philothei received her undergraduate degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Georgia Tech in May 2023. She is focused on developing printed energy storage and harvesting devices.
Research area: Printed and Flexible Energy Storage Devices, Printed and Flexible Energy Harvesting Devices
email: wpardis@berkeley.edu
William Pardis Is a first year PhD student who is interested in innovating the way we transduce the chemical environment from the atmosphere to the benthos. Experience includes Electrochemical measurement of the inorganic carbon cycle for the monitoring of ocean based carbon capture at the startup Aquatic Labs. Deep-Sea dissolved carbon dioxide and methane for fundamental science with the Deep Submergence Laboratory at Woods Hole Oceanographic institution (WHOI). Chemilumenecent measurement of reactive oxygen species for coral health with Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry at WHOI. Precise spectrophotometric pH of the ocean with Sunburst Sensors, LLC. William graduated with a undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from Montana State University in 2019.
Research area: Printed Electronics
email: nkhaira1@berkeley.edu
Naz was an undergraduate student at UC Berkeley majoring in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences (Class of 2024). His interests rests in hardware, looking to dive deeper in the integrated circuits world. Naz has been working with Julian to optimize MRI receiver coils fabrication using different manufacturing techniques.
Research area: Printed Large-Area Antennas
email: carlamilsted@berkeley.edu
Carla Benato Milsted received her degree in Physics from the Federal University of Paraná in Brazil. She is currently pursuing a Master of Science degree at the University of California, Berkeley, where she is working on the fabrication and characterization of organic solar cells. Her research focuses on techniques for the deposition and optimization of photoactive layers, contributing to advances in scalable and environmentally friendly solar cell technologies.
Research area: Printed Large-Area Optoelectronics
email: carol_baumbauer@berkeley.edu
Thesis: Printed Biodegradable Wireless Soil Nitrate Sensor Nodes
email: paytongoodrich@berkeley.edu
Thesis: Printed Nitrate Sensor Nodes for Precision Agriculture
email: jkting4@berkeley.edu
Thesis: Solution Processed Electronics for Flexible Hybrid Electronic Systems
email: mahsa.sadeghi@berkeley.edu
Thesis: Sensing Systems Using Large Area Printed Organic Electronics
email: maggiep930@gmail.com
Thesis: Printed, Flexible Electrochemical Sensors
email: allazamarayeva@berkeley.edu
Thesis: Electrochemical systems for wearable applications
email: tasif.khan@gmail.com
Thesis: Wearable Medical Sensors Enabled by Printed Bioelectronics and Biophotonics
email: claire.lochner@gmail.com
Thesis: Printed Organic Light Emitting Diodes for Biomedical Applications
email: adrien.pierre@gmail.com
Thesis: Printed Organic Thin Film Transistors, Photodiodes, and Phototransistors for Sensing and Imaging
email: aostfeld@gmail.com
Thesis: Printed and Flexible Systems for Solar Energy Harvesting
email: karthikgopalan@berkeley.edu
Thesis: form-fitting, rigid receive coils for MRI
email: pavinatto@ifsc.usp.br
Current Position: Physics Institute of São Carlos (USP)
email: agaikwad@berkeley.edu
Current Position: Research Scientist at Moses Lake Industries
email: igal.deckman@gmail.com
Current Position: New Technology Engineer at Analog Devices Inc.
email: balthazar.lechene@gmail.com
Current Position: Co-Founder at Inkspace Imaging.
email: jrcorea@eecs.berkeley.edu
Current Position: Co-Founder at Inkspace Imaging.
email: natashayamamoto@gmail.com
Current Position: at Intel.
email: groovyauro@gmail.com
Current Position: at Apple.
email: atoor@berkeley.edu
Current Position: at Meta reality lab, professor at Georgia Tech
email: juanzhu@berkeley.edu
Current Position: Juan Zhu received her master degree in Chemistry from Renmin University of China. Her research was focused on unconventional fabrication of metallic micro/nano patterning by soft lithography. She then moved to University of Muenster in Germany for her PHD study and received her doctor degree in 2017. Her thesis focused on patterning of functional molecule architectures for organic electronics. In 2018, she joined the Arias group as postdoc and is working on printed organic electronics for biomedical applications.
email: andrewtyoung@berkeley.edu
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email: lunt@eecs.berkeley.edu
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email: akshaya11@berkeley.edu
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email: maykelnijenhuis@berkeley.edu