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The Circuits Lab at the UCSD division of Calit2 is an interdisciplinary group of researchers committed to deploying cutting-edge technology for real-world use.
 Daniel Johnson (middle) is flanked by student interns Kenneth Domond (left) and Scott Fall (right). In front of them are the WiFi Network CalMesh Condor, Gizmo and remote controller (left) and open CalMesh node (right).
The circuits team tackles a broad scope of projects, affording researchers at all levels, students and staff alike, a unique opportunity for engineering and scientific growth. Our mission is to create ways to deploy and use various technology advancements -- to make research ideas come to life.
Join us!
Our philosophy is teamwork, teamwork and more teamwork,
along with caffeine, sugar, fat, bleached flour (pasta can be
substituted) and more caffeine, as needed.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 16 August 2011 )
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MAE Student Intern Wanted |
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 The Calit2/JTRS Sofware-defined Radio Project currently has a student intership available for Juniors or Seniors majoring in: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE) (open to MSMAE students as well). 
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 June 2009 )
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San Diego Science Festival |
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 Gizmo was a big hit of the Calit2 exhibit on Expo Day, the grand finale of the month-long San Diego Science Festival held at Balboa Park on April 4, 2009. Over 50,000 people attended. Gizmo is Calit2's family of
wireless mobile platforms designed to carry cameras, other sensors, and
wireless access points at disaster sites in order to get communications
going again in an emergency. Gizmo put a smile of the face of many
kids, big and small. Children as young as 5 years old waited patiently
in line to test-drive one.
Go to the Calit2 San Diego Science Festival Photo Gallery
Read more about the Expo.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 16 August 2011 )
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