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Advancements in Sensors and Biomedical Devices by Dr. Mark Cheng at Wayne State University

Dr. Mark Cheng, an Assistant Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Wayne State University, holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering from National Tsing Hua University and completed a NIH Postdoc at Ohio State's Comprehensive Cancer Center. His expertise spans sensors, biomedical devices, and micro/nanosystems. Dr. Cheng’s research focuses on sensor arrays for traumatic brain injury studies, the aging and degradation of lithium-ion batteries, and wireless health technologies. His innovative work includes hybrid graphene/CNT electrodes for flexible, high-capacity batteries.

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Advancements in Sensors and Biomedical Devices by Dr. Mark Cheng at Wayne State University

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  1. Mark Cheng Background:PhD in Electrical Engineering from National Tsing-Hua UniversityNIH Postdoc at Comprehensive Cancer Center at the Ohio State UniversityAssistant Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Wayne State UniversityExpertise: Sensors, Biomedical devices, Micro/NanosystemsResearch interests: Sensor arrays for TBI studyAging and degradation of lithium ion batteries

  2. Wireless Health WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY Cheng Graphene

  3. Hybrid Graphene/CNT electrodes Flexible, mechanical compliant high capacity electrode WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY Cheng Graphene

  4. Safety of Li Ion Battery Thin Film Deposition WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY Cheng Auto

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  6. Material Profiling Using FIB anode cathode WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY Mark Cheng Auto

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