The following is a selection of Prof. Nabki’s research projects.
Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a high resolution non-invasive medical imaging technique that allows physicians to observe down to 3 millimetres inside a living tissue. The technique has been adopted rapidly by many specialist, including ophthalmologist and cardiologist, but its wide spread use is limited by the high acquisition cost of OCT systems. To reduce …
The introduction of advanced services in data centers, such as cloud computing and virtualisation, is increasing the transmission speed requirement between users and computing facilities. One emerging scheme to satisfy this demand is to leverage the wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) technologies developed for core transport networks. However, to implement this type of solution it is …
This project aims to implement integrated circuits for the electrostatic actuation of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) that are highly efficient and reconfigurable to allow for agile control of MEMS devices.
This project involves the development of highly integrated oscillators using MEMS resonators and reconfigurable CMOS sustaining amplifiers.
This project involves the development of integrated circuits that condition the analog signals from MEMS integrated sensors. Structures for low power consumption and low noise level are being developed. These circuits allow for highly integrated and effcient sensors for biomedical and mobile appications.
This project involves the implementation of highly efficient and reconfigurable integrated circuits for robust ultra-wideband wireless transmission in applications that are highly sensitive to energy consumption (e.g., environmental sensors, biomedical implants).
