Welcome to the Institute of Smart Sensor and Micro/Nano Systems (ISSMNS), Zhejiang University!
The Institute of Smart Sensor and Micro/Nano Systems was found in Sept. 2020. It is a part of the College of Information Science & Electronic Engineering, Zhejiang University. Our research topics include heterogeneous integration for RF systems, wireless passive sensors, self-powered sensing systems, AI-enabled smart sensor systems, micro/nanofluidic biochips, novel thin film transistors and ICs, micro-spectral imaging camera, electrodynamic coupled integrated sensing technology and system, single-biomolecular sensing device and system, wearable and implantable smart sensing and medical systems, bioelectrical signal acquisition and electrical stimulation systems, etc.
Prof. Jikui Luo (Jack Luo) received his PhD degree from the University of Hokkaido, Eng. Faculty, Japan in 1989. After graduation, he worked as a process engineer at Hoxan Co. Sapporo, Japan, to develop high efficiency crystalline silicon solar cells. From 1990-1995, he worked as a research associate and senior research fellow at Cardiff University, U.K on the electrical characterization of InP solar cells and GaAs-MISFETs. During 1995 and 2002, he worked in industry as an Engineer, Senior Engineer and Manager at Newport Wafer Fab. Ltd, Philips Semiconductor Co. and Cavendish Kinetics Ltd respectively. From 2002, he became a Senior Research Associate in University of Cambridge (CU) with responsibility for MEMS activities, and became a professor of MEMS at University of Bolton (BU) in 2007. He is a full professor at Zhejiang University (ZJU), China, since Jan. 2020. He is the inventor in 13 international patents and has published over 260 peer-reviewed journals, and gave over 220 talks in international conferences, over thirty were invited talks/keynote speeches. He has chaired and co-chaired several international conferences, and was the Co-editor in Chief of the Int. Journal Nanomanufacture and is the Associate Editor for Sensors and Electronics (MDPI), the Chinese J. Sensors & Actuators, and is a guest editor for seven special issues on MEMS, sensor and energy harvesting etc.
PhD in Electrical Engineering, 1989
University of Hokkaido, Japan
MEng in Applied Electronics, 1986
Electro-Communication University, Japan
BSc in Computer Science & Automation, 1982
Harbin Institute of Technology, China