Muhammad Hussain

Full Professor with Tenure

Purdue University

United States

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Muhammad Hussain is a Full Professor with Tenure at Purdue University in the United States. His research areas include brain organoid electrophysiology, flexible CMOS technology, sustainable electronic systems, and advancements in liquid metal electronics. His recent articles focus on innovative technologies for electronics and e-waste reduction, as well as enhancing the durability of electronic systems.

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Advancing Brain Organoid Electrophysiology: Minimally Invasive Technologies for Comprehensive Characterization

Impact of Physical Stress on Gate Dielectric in Ultrathin Si Gate-Stack for Next-Generation Flexible CMOS Technology

Impact of Physical Stress on Gate Dielectric in Ultrathin Si Gate-Stack for Next-Generation Flexible CMOS Technology

From 3D-IC to 3D-HI for Environmentally Durable Rugged Electronics (EnDuRE)

Additive Manufacturing Based Dissolvable Chip Packaging for Sustainable E‐Waste Reduction

From Droplets to Devices: Recent Advances in Liquid Metal Droplet Enabled Electronics

Accessorizing Quadrupedal Robots with Wearable Electronics

Beyond Flexible: Unveiling the Next Era of Flexible Electronic Systems.

In-Depth DTCO Analysis on Scaling Gate-All-Around Nanosheets/Nanowires for 20 Å Node and Beyond Technologies

In-Depth DTCO Analysis on Scaling Gate-All-Around Nanosheets/Nanowires for 20 Å Node and Beyond Technologies

Wearable sensors for monitoring marine environments and their inhabitants

A thermal microfluidic actuator based on a novel microheater

Graphene Coated Liquid Metal Droplet‐Enabled Dual‐Axis Integrated Accelerometer

Graphene and Liquid Metal Integrated Multifunctional Wearable Platform for Monitoring Motion and Human–Machine Interfacing

Mechanical reliability of self-similar serpentine interconnect for fracture-free stretchable electronic devices

A Robust Wearable Point‐of‐Care CNT‐Based Strain Sensor for Wirelessly Monitoring Throat‐Related Illnesses

Benchmarking Silicon FinFET With the Carbon Nanotube and 2D-FETs for Advanced Node CMOS Logic Application

Recent Progress on Flexible Capacitive Pressure Sensors: From Design and Materials to Applications

Mechanically flexible viscosity sensor for real‐time monitoring of tubular architectures for industrial applications

Acceleration Sensors: Sensing Mechanisms, Emerging Fabrication Strategies, Materials, and Applications

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