The Institute for Electronics and Nanotechnology (IEN) enables Georgia Tech research, development, and deployment of Micro/Nano Enabled Electronic Systems and Nanotechnology and Nanoscience solutions for global challenges of a providing food, clean water, energy, healthcare, communications, and mobility. In doing so, our goals are to catalyze interdisciplinary collaborations and provide research support for these technologies across the Georgia Tech campus.
Our research focus is strengthened by organizing our efforts into 2 distinct, but overlapping efforts:
Micro & Nano-Enabled Electronics Systems
IEN facilitates innovation in micro/nano-enabled electronics and photonics by catalyzing and translating research, connecting Georgia Tech researchers, companies & government agencies, and preparing the workforce.
Nanotechnology at Georgia Tech
IEN is the focal point for nanoscience research at Georgia Tech by providing thought leadership, seeding new interdisciplinary research, and providing support to faculty working in materials, energy, manufacturing, chemistry, electronics, and biology.
featured faculty
Krishnendu Roy
Robert A. Milton Endowed Chair, Director, Center for ImmunoEngineering at Georgia Tech
Wallace H. Coulter Dept. of Biomedical Engineering
Research Areas of Interest:
- Biomaterials
- Immunoengineering
- Drug and Gene Delivery
- Stem Cell Engineering
- Tissue Engineering
Institute Literature
FEATURED PUBLICATIONS
Engage Nano Research
Dr. Oliver Brand
oliver.brand@ece.gatech.edu
Dr. David Gottfried
david.gottfried@ien.gatech.edu
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Engage With IEN Research
Dr. Eric M. Vogel
eric.vogel@mse.gatech.edu
Dr. George White
george.white@gatech.edu
