Loke Bio-nanotechnology and Electronics-for-Large-application Lab is driven by a common purpose: to advance knowledge and nurture leaders and innovators in bio-nanotechnology, electronics for large applications, and other fields of impact to serve society and the world in the twenty-first century.
OUR LAB IN THE NEWS
MIT Technology Review Innovators Under 35: Throw Away Your RAM and Flash Drive. Here’s a Better Type of Memory
MRS IMATSCI Innovators: A Design for a Better Type of Memory. Potentially Eliminating the Need for RAM and Flash Drive
Yahoo: Now, Get Faster, Smaller, Greener Computers with Phase-Change Materials
Ars Technica: Write Speeds For Phase-Change Memory Reach Record Limits
A sharing with Radio Station CNA938: On the World’s Fastest & Smallest Memory Device Created in SUTD using Phase-Change Memory
Science: Phase-Change Memory – Memory With a Precondition
Science Daily: Novel Method Produces Highest-Ever Signals for Human Embryonic Stem Cell Detection
SUTD PHD PROGRAM
SUTD PhD Program at LBELL
By the Excellent Student Advisor, Prof. Loke
The 2022 Fall Program is Now Open for Application
Learn More About the Program
LAB’S HIGHLIGHTS
News Medical: Singapore Researchers Develop Ultra-Sensitive 2D Material Sensor to Detect Breast Cancer Cells
IMechE: 2D Material Sensor ‘Detects Cancer with 70% Fewer Cells than Other Electronic Sensors’
Phys.org: Researchers Make Ultra-Sensitive Cancer Detector from 2D Materials
Semiconductor Engineering: Modeling Resistive-Switching Memory
News Medical: Researchers Develop Fast, Low-Energy Artificial Synapse for Advanced AI Systems
The lab is grateful to the following agencies for funding our projects:
