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Researchers developing a broad range of new materials for wearable electronics & electronic textiles, flexible and stretchable electronics.
The Carmichael Lab is interested in developing a broad range of new electronic devices – from large-area flexible and stretchable electronic devices to nanoscale molecular tunneling junctions, and more recently e-textiles and green printable electronics solutions. Our research group encompasses a wide range of expertise, with a central theme of chemistry and engineering at surfaces and interfaces. We work on integrating functional materials such as textiles, metals, carbon nanotubes, and electroluminescent materials with elastomers to prepare stretchable device components, and then bringing these components together to make stretchable electronic devices.
Congratulations to Dr. Fatemeh Motaghedi on her excellent PhD defense today!
12/11/2024
Our new book on Stretchable Electronics is coming out! It will be available on Amazon soon!
Stretchable Electronics: The Next Generation of Emerging Applications Stretchable Electronics: The Next Generation of Emerging Applications
12/05/2024
Congratulations to Fatemeh on winning Best Poster Award out of hundreds at the MRS Conference in Boston! And to think she was only cleared to go a couple of days before, and after waiting anxiously for months. Also pictured Dr Carmichael and Dr Yunyun Wu (now at Dalhousie)
10/05/2024
It’s been a while since we’ve posted, things are humming along in the lab and we’re overdue for an update.
This just came out!
Women in chemistry: Q&A with Professor Tricia Breen Carmichael - Communications Chemistry Tricia Breen Carmichael (she/her) is a Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of Windsor.
11/25/2023
Friday afternoon with the Grad Students!
11/20/2023
Congratulations to Gloria! Awarded best presentation at IDW ‘23 for
“Liquid Metal Electronics”
11/15/2023
Our Lab is proud to announce that Rahaf is a Double! Winner of the NSERC Science Exposed Contest!
Her entry "Copper Beach" features a degraded copper film used in testing thin films of copper with protective coatings.
This image won both a Jury Prize and a People's Choice Award!
NSERC - Science Promoters - Science Exposed - Past Winners NSERC - Science Promoters - Science Exposed - Past Winners
Congratulations to
Lauren on successfully defending her Masters Thesis today! We’re excited that you’re coming back for a PhD!
09/29/2023
https://www.uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2023-09-20/federal-funding-fuels-exploration-frontiers-discovery
Federal funding fuels exploration at the frontiers of discovery Fourteen UWindsor researchers ireceived nearly $2.5 million in 2023 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Discovery grants.
07/07/2023
Interesting way to cool down!
https://www.science.org/content/article/new-mirror-fabric-can-cool-wearers-nearly-5-c?utm_campaign=SciMag&utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=ownedSocial&fbclid=IwAR0qAl1WP-LfyMAcug0A9yP36V4U-6G89vN7mGClBjVLNmKOtNo1r_7CmTM
New ‘mirror' fabric can cool wearers by nearly 5°C Synthetic material emits infrared radiation, cooling the body
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