The two topics on which he will lecture are "Implantable and Wearable Microelectronic Devices to Improve Quality of Life for People with Disabilities" and "Efficient Power and Wideband Data Transmission in Near Field."



Ghovanloo has been a member of the ECE faculty since 2007. He directs the GT-Bionics Lab, where he and his research team do work in implantable microelectronic devices, wireless neural interfacing, assistive technologies and rehabilitation engineering, smart health and wellbeing, bio-inspired microsystems, medical instrumentation, and low-power analog/digital/mixed-mode integrated circuits.

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