Kiichi Niitsu

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Kyoto University

Japan

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Kiichi Niitsu is a Professor at Kyoto University, Japan. His research focuses on advanced CMOS technology applications, including biosensing systems, biofuel cells, and low-power communication systems. Recent contributions include work on metasurfaces for waveform selection and innovative designs for glucose monitoring systems.

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Nagoya University

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Design and analysis for the SPICE parameters of waveform-selective metasurfaces varying with the incident pulse width at a constant oscillation frequency

A 0.5-mm<sup>2</sup>Solar Cell-Powered Biofuel Cell-Input Biosensing System with LED Driving for Stand-Alone RF-Less Continuous Glucose Monitoring Contact Lens

A 4.5-mW 22-nm CMOS Label-Free Frequency-Shift 3 × 3 × 2 3-D Biosensor Array Using Vertically Stacked 60-GHz LC Oscillators

A Solar-Cell-Assisted, 99% Biofuel Cell Area Reduced, Biofuel-Cell-Powered Wireless Biosensing System in 65 nm CMOS for Continuous Glucose Monitoring Contact Lenses

Design and Experimental Verification of a 2.1 nW 0.018 mm<sup>2</sup>Slope ADC-Based Supply Voltage Monitor for Biofuel-Cell-Powered Supply-Sensing Systems in 180-nm CMOS

A simple gate driver design for GaN-based switching devices with improved surge voltage and switching loss at 1-MHz operation

A needle-type complementary metal oxide semiconductor-compatible glucose fuel cell fabricated by carbon nanohorns for biomedical applications

Design and theoretical analysis of Bit Error Rate (BER)-modulated inductive-coupling transceiver using dynamic intermediate interference control technique for low-power communication

Design and verification of stochastic oscillator using multiple ring oscillators and OR-gate for low-voltage operation in 65 nm CMOS

Fabrication of needle-type solid-state CMOS-compatible glucose fuel cell using carbon nanotube for biomedical applications

Future healthy and longevity society enabled by ai/iots and electronics packaging development of stand-Alone continuous glucose monitoring contact lenses

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Md. Zahidul Islam

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