Paper 'Insect-Wing Structured Microfluidic System for Reservoir Computing' accepted by Cell Press Device.
Received NSF CCF FET EAGER grant for 'Closed-loop Bioelectronic Control of Computing through Bacterial Gene Regulatory Artificial Neural Networks'.
Paper 'The Internet of Biofilm Living AI Devices' accepted by IEEE Communications Magazine.
Paper 'Wet-Neuromorphic Computing: A New Paradigm for Biological Artificial Intelligence' accepted by IEEE Intelligent Systems.
Paper 'Reconfiguring Gene Regulatory Neural Network Computing for Regulating Biofilm Formation' accepted by IEEE Transactions on Network Science and Engineering.
Paper 'Analyzing Wet-Neuromorphic Computing Using Bacterial Gene Regulatory Neural Networks' accepted by IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computing.
Paper 'Nonlinear classifiers for wet-neuromorphic computing using gene regulatory neural network' published in Biophysical Reports.
Organized panel on 'Nanonetworking; Quo Vadis?' at IEEE ICC.
Latest study 'Wet TinyML: Chemical Neural Network Using Gene Regulation and Cell Plasticity' featured on Hackster.io.
IEEE Network paper featured in IEEE Spectrum.
Received CBET NSF US-Ireland R&D partnership funding.
Thomas Ramsey received NASA Nebraska Space Grant Fellowship.
Jacob Clouse received David A. Klarner Fellowship in Computer Science.
Sehee Sun successfully defended her MS thesis titled 'Biocomputing Approach to Modeling and Modulating Calcium Signaling'.
Research Experience
Extensive research experience in the field of biocomputing, particularly in wet-neuromorphic computing and gene regulatory neural networks.
Background
Research interests include biocomputing, gene regulatory neural networks, and microbiome digital twins. Specializes in bioengineering, computer science, and artificial intelligence.