David L. Chandler

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Vision and Discrete Sensors

Sensing, controlling microscopic spin density in quantum materials

Optical light source for quantum computers developed

Engineers discover way to control nuclei to encode quantum information

Assembler robot groups have potential for making larger structures

Process Instrumentation and Sensors

Engineers develop shape-memory material for actuators

AI and Machine Learning

Machine, device learning on the edge

Vision and Discrete Sensors

Engineers repurpose photography technique to enhance sensors, vision

System Integration

Semiconductor material that performs better than silicon

System Integration

Silk developed as alternative to some microplastics

Discrete Manufacturing

Carbon fiber development used for lightweight structural materials

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Process Instrumentation and Sensors

Solar-powered system offers a route to inexpensive desalination

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Process Instrumentation and Sensors

Controlling how surfaces and liquids interact

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Process Instrumentation and Sensors

Flexible fiber lithium-ion battery developed for wearable devices

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Process Instrumentation and Sensors

Ferrimagnet control for faster data storage, smaller sensors

Using diamond as a metallic conductor

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Transparent graphene electrodes could lead to improved solar cells

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Other Building Types

Research team working on open-source, low-cost ventilator for coronavirus patients