Dr. Fred Lacy
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Dr. Lacy’s research involves multidisciplinary projects that apply his knowledge and skills in electrical engineering to biology, chemistry, agriculture, physics, and computer science. His research interests are in developing, manufacturing, and characterizing electronics-based sensors. He has researched and developed such devices for various applications such as temperature sensing, chemical detection and reaction analysis, and biological measurements. He also develops theoretical models to characterize sensors and materials. This research has included using computers to model temperature sensors and creating models to understand the physics of charge transport in these devices as well as in materials such as superconductors. Dr. Lacy is also interested in developing machine learning algorithms for signal processing. He has conducted research to process images and videos for applications such as agriculture analysis and he has developed algorithms to analyze low signal-to-noise ratio data from sensors. Biomedical
Chemical
Agricultural
Physics
Nanotechnology
Machine Learning
Engineering Education
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