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NCB receives support from the NIH BRAIN Initiative.
Our technology Cell Rover is featured as the Editors’ Highlight in Nature Communications which
showcases the 50 best papers recently published.
Deblina Sarkar received the NIH Director's New Innovator Award.
Deblina Sarkar awarded the Perfect and Rarely Achieved Impact Score by National Institute of Health
Deblina Sarkar is featured as the “Explorer of the Nano Age” by MIT.nano which highlighted eight pioneering nanotechnology researchers at MIT who are working to make our world a better place
NCB researchers demonstrate the first intracellular antenna that's compatible with 3D biological systems and can operate wirelessly inside a living cell
NCB student Yubin Cai receives the prestigious MIT Presidential Fellowship Award
Deblina Sarkar et. al. developed the technology which reveals biomolecular nanostructures in the brain that have never been seen before
Deblina Sarkar recognized as an Innovative Early Career Engineer by National Academy of Engineering
NCB research on developing 2D neuromorphic devices for sustainable Artificial Intelligence highlighted at MIT AI Hardware Program
Deblina Sarkar awarded the 2022 IEEE Nanotechnology Council (NTC) Early Career Award in Nanotechnology
NCB joins MIT AI hardware program
Deblina Sarkar recognized as a leading next generation scientist by United For Medical Research
Deblina Sarkar's research featured in IEEE Electron Device Society's newsletter
Deblina Sarkar received iCANX Young Scientists Award 2021
Deblina Sarkar featured by Imagination in Action: series highlighting some of the world’s most compelling people
Deblina Sarkar shared her journey from nanoelectronics to neuroscience & the formation of her research group in a featured article in Neuron
NCB postdocs Marta Airaghi and Benoit Desbiolles received Swiss National Science Foundation Fellowships
Deblina Sarkar received the Young Scientist Excellence Award at Microsystems and Nanoengineering Young Scientists Forum (the first engineering journal launched by Nature).
Deblina Sarkar’s invention of few atoms thin-channel quantum transistor defying fundamental limits was featured by the National Academy of Engineering in their Engineering Innovation Podcast and Radio Series as “Reinventing the Transistor"
Deblina Sarkar’s work on 2D material based versatile biosensor appeared in popular press including Phys.org,Medical Design Technology, R&D Magazine, UCSB Current, UCSB Daily Nexus, Med Device Online, AlChE ChEnected, Ceramic Tech Today, Solid Satte Technology, Science Daily, Nanowrek, EurekAlert, Daily Nexus
