I make electronics differently.

I want to show that novel devices can avoid the violence (both social and environmental) that underpins the traditional semiconductor industry. My work shows how electronic fabrication is enhanced through curiosity and exploring new fabrication paradigms. To be effective, beyond CMOS devices need to be tailored to their specific social, spatial, economic, and environmental contexts. Bold rethinking of energy, size, and material platform then become unavoidable.

Currently, I am a PhD student in the Electrical and Systems Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania where I am a GEM fellow, Presidential fellow, and a member of the nanorobotics lab advised by Marc Miskin.

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