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[Mar. 20, 2013] The Davis Millimeter-wave Research Center (DMRC) is looking for a postdoc researcher to explore research frontiers in microwave/millimeter-wave engineering. Details of the job posting can be found here.We are always looking for talented students and researchers to join our team. For more information, please Click here.
DART Members Won 1st Place in 2012 IEEE MTT-s Video Competition!!
[Feb. 15 2012] Read the news. Congratulations to Jhon, Christ and Huangqing!!iPad Smith Chart App
[Jul. 25 2012] Donald Pinckney and Usama Riaz from the Davis High School have been working with Dr. Liu in their spare time to bring us a Smith chart app for the iPad. The first version is pretty simple but more advanced features will follow soon.
- Applied Electromagnetics
- Radio-frequency Integrated Circuits
- Biomedical applications of microwave/ultrasound technologies
We are also committed to fostering STEM education at all levels through a variety of education and outreach activities, besides fulfilling university teaching obligations. We take full advantage of the resources at UC Davis and work closely with outside collaborators to benefit the local, regional and global community.
The DART lab is housed in Kemper Hall on the UC Davis campus and is led by Dr. Xiaoguang "Leo" Liu. Dr. Liu joined the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UC Davis as an assistant professor in Nov. 2011.
The DART lab is affiliated with the Davis Millimeter-wave Research Center (DMRC), which was founded in June 2008 as an industry university cooperative research program. The DMRC is broadly focused on fostering millimeter wave technology for wireless communications, radar, sensing, and imaging systems. The activities in the DMRC range from devices, integrated circuits, components and packaging, sub-systems to system implementation.