Nanoscale Electronics and Sensor Laboratory (NESL) is currently focused on five major research areas:

• Functional piezo-polymar based energy harvestors and sensors
• Sensor characterization and multimodal data processing/fusion for off-road vehicle autonomy
• III-Nitride based nonlinear MEMS and sensing applications
• 2D materials based sensors and electronics
• Phase changing material based multi-functional systems

NESL group at Clemson, Summer 2017: (Front, from left) Hemanth (Grad), Ben (UG), Han (UG), Mak (Grad), Ferhat (Grad). Digangana (Grad) and Hongmei (Grad). (Back, from left) Robert (UG), Munna (Grad), Dr. Durga Gajula (Postdoc), Soaram (Grad), Prahladh (Grad), Sean (Grad) and Dr. Goutam Koley.

NESL has immediate openings for undergraduate student researcher to work on sensors and sensing systems.

NESL appreciates support and research partnership with Forensic Detectors on sensor development. Please visit their website www.forensicsdetectors.com for more details.