Marc Dandin
Assistant Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Marc Dandin’s main research interests center around microsystems engineering and CMOS integrated circuit design, particularly for biosensing and biomedical applications. He is the founder of Kiskeya Microsystems LLC, a startup company commercializing point-of-care microsystems for HIV viral load monitoring. His work on the development of low-noise photodetectors and CMOS VLSI readout circuits for portable fluorescence sensors, high-performance thinfilm optical filters, and packaging processes for integrated fluorometers has led to several patents.
Bridging the Gap Between Technology and Biology
Media mentions
CMU Engineering
Carnegie Mellon lands ARPA-H award for implantable bioelectric medicine project
A CMU-led project team secured an award of up to $42M from ARPA-H to accelerate the development of implantable bioelectronic devices that deliver patient-specific therapy and monitor disease status.
CMU Engineering
Wet circuits for biology research
Marc Dandin is teaming up with researchers from the Department of Biological Sciences at CMU to create electronics for use in cell research.
the Accelerator
College of Engineering announces Catalyst 2020 winners
The College of Engineering is pleased to announce that the College will fund three Catalyst proposals as winners of the Catalyst 2020 competition.