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Alyosha Molnar

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Cornell University

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About Alyosha Molnar at Cornell University (Cornell)

Alyosha Molnar is a professor at Cornell University specializing in radio frequency integrated circuits and optoelectronic microsystems for biomedical applications.

Research Areas

Radio Frequency Integrated CircuitsMicrowave EngineeringCMOS Imaging SensorsOptoelectronic MicrosystemsNeural RecordingWireless TransceiversMixed-Signal Design
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Research Output

Total Citations4,597

Emerging researcher

Publications161

Active researcher

h-index34

Established scholar

i10-index73

Growing portfolio

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