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 Welcome to the Grimes Group!
Thank
you for visiting! I am Craig Grimes (cgrimes@engr.psu.edu),
the nominal leader of the Grimes Group. Our research is
largely focused on integrated sensing architectures. We
are developing new physical, biological and chemical
sensor platforms from transduction physics, material
design and fabrication, to electronic packaging. We are
developing novel biotoxin sensor networks, capable of
both air and water operation. We also pursue several
materials-oriented research projects, including
fabrication and application of metal-oxide nanotubes and
nanowires for use as sensors, and thin films of
controlled nano-porosity and architecture for
bio-templating.
I am a faculty member of the Department of Electrical
Engineering, as well as a member of the Materials
Science and Engineering Department. Our laboratories
are located on the 2nd floor of the Materials Research Lab
(MRL) on the Pennsylvania State University Campus.
Our research is exciting, rewarding, and we manage to
have a fun time doing it. Please check out our Publications link to see what
we've been up to over the past few years. Our work has
been reported on by United Press International, December
2001; New Scientist magazine, December 11, 1999 issue;
Breakthroughs and Discoveries inside Science, 2000; NSF
Engineering Online News; Electronic Design, vol. 49,
No. 7, pg. 39, 2001; and Photonics
Spectra, April 2002, pg. 42. Our work on carbon
nanotube-based sensors was featured on the cover of IEEE
Sensors Journal, April, 2002.
I am the Editor-in-Chief of Sensor Letters, http://www.aspbs.com/sensorlett/,
and encourage submission of high quality manuscripts for
rapid publication.
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