Kris Pister

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University of California, Berkeley

United States

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Professor Kris Pister is a faculty member at UC Berkeley in the United States. His research focuses on areas such as multi-objective mission planning for solar sails and swarm networks, nonlinear dynamics of electrostatic actuators, and nanomechanical testing of materials. He has contributed to advancements in low-cost microcontroller technologies and soil monitoring sensors.

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David Burnett

Portland State University

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Multi-objective mission planning for solar sails and swarm networks

Time Constant Estimation on a Low-Cost, Low-Power Microcontroller Using the Matrix Pencil Method

Time Constant Estimation on a Low-Cost, Low-Power Microcontroller Using the Matrix Pencil Method

Two-Electrode Screen-Printed pH Sensors for Monitoring Soil and Other Growing Media

BLISS: Interplanetary exploration with swarms of low-cost spacecraft

Surviving the Hair Dryer: Continuous Calibration of a Crystal-Free Mote-on-Chip

Nonlinear Dynamics of Lateral Electrostatic Gap Closing Actuators for Applications in Inchworm Motors

Nonlinear Dynamics of Lateral Electrostatic Gap Closing Actuators for Applications in Inchworm Motors

Surviving the Hair Dryer: Continuous Calibration of a Crystal-Free Mote-on-Chip

Nonholonomic Yaw Control of an Underactuated Flying Robot With Model-Based Reinforcement Learning

Nanomechanical testing of freestanding polymer films: in situ tensile testing and T <sub>g</sub> measurement

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David Burnett

Sanjay Govindjee

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