Muhannad S. Bakir is affiliated with the Georgia Institute of Technology in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on engineering, with a total of 123 publications in this field. Within engineering, their expertise spans several subfields, including electrical and electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, cellular and molecular neuroscience, biomedical engineering, and cognitive neuroscience.
Their work addresses a range of scientific topics, particularly in areas related to integrated circuits, semiconductor materials, and neuroscience. Key topics covered by their research include:
Their publication record features articles in prominent journals and conferences. Frequent publication venues include:
Some recent papers illustrating the scope and nature of their research are:
Collaboration is a significant element of their work, with frequent co-authors including:
Deepak Sekar;Calvin King;Bing Dang;Todd Spencer
Bing Dang;M.S. Bakir;D.C. Sekar;C.R. King
Muhannad S. Bakir;James D. Meindl
Gang Huang;M. Bakir;A. Naeemi;H. Chen
M.S. Bakir;C. King;D. Sekar;H. Thacker
Daniel Lorenzini;Craig Green;Thomas E. Sarvey;Xuchen Zhang
Paul A. Kohl;Ate He;Mark Cupta;Muhannad Bakir
B. Dang;M.S. Bakir;J.D. Meindl
C.R. King;D. Sekar;M.S. Bakir;B. Dang
M.S. Bakir;H.A. Reed;H.D. Thacker;C.S. Patel
M.S. Bakir;H.A. Reed;P.A. Kohl;K.P. Martin
Muhannad S. Bakir;Kevin P. Martin;James D. Meindl
Tony Mule;Chirag Patel;James D. Meindl;Thomas K. Gaylord
Yue Zhang;Ashish Dembla;Muhannad S. Bakir
Yue Zhang;Calvin R. King;Jesal Zaveri;Yoon Jo Kim
Muhannad S. Bakir;Gang Huang
Bing Dang;P. Joseph;M. Bakir;T. Spencer
J.D. Meindl;R. Venkatesan;J.A. Davis;J. Joyner
Muhannad S. Bakir;Deepak Sekar;Bing Dang;Calvin King
M.S. Bakir;J.D. Meindl
Craig Green;Peter Kottke;Xuefei Han;Casey Woodrum
M.S. Bakir;T.K. Gaylord;K.P. Martin;J.D. Meindl
M.S. Bakir;B. Dang;J.D. Meindl
Yang Zhang;Yue Zhang;Muhannad S. Bakir
Paragkumar A. Thadesar;Xiaoxiong Gu;Ramakanth Alapati;Muhannad S. Bakir
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