Bibhu Datta Sahoo

PhD

Bibhudatta Sahoo.

Bibhu Datta Sahoo

PhD

Bibhu Datta Sahoo

PhD

Specialty/Research Focus

Analog and Mixed Signal Circuit Design, Signal Processing Inspired Analog Circuits for Wireless Communications Applications, Hardware Accelerators for Machine Learning – ASIC, FPGA, and Analog Methods, Circuits for Neuromorphic Computing – Analog and Mixed Signal Approach, Circuits for Sensor Interface Applications

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  • UB CMI awards more than $450,000 for 10 faculty-industry manufacturing R&D projects
    1/27/26

    Innovations include AI-driven ceramics, next generation contact lenses, semiconductors, copper ink and more.

  • UB researchers developing new device to streamline communication across radio frequencies
    1/23/26

    Radio receivers listen across huge swaths of radio frequencies to detect threats and communicate. These airwaves are crowded with interference. UB researchers are developing technology that removes interference and help ships navigate treacherous areas.

  • Sahoo recognized as distinguished lecturer by IEEE
    5/5/25

    Bibhudatta Sahoo, professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering, will serve as a distinguished lecturer in the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society’s (CASS) Distinguished Lecturer Program (DLP) for two years. 

  • As AI stresses electricity grid, UB awarded $1.9 million for energy-efficient microelectronics
    9/23/24

    Research team to develop new transistors based on 2D semiconductors and magnetoelectric materials.

  • NSF awards $42.4M in new grants to support the future of semiconductors
    9/16/24

    EIN Presswire reported that UB was one of several institutions to receive an NSF grant for the project, Energy-Efficient Nanoelectronics Based on CMOS-Compatible Magnetoelectric Transistors.

  • How Nvidia's Blackwell superchip could fuel an AI revolution
    3/27/24

    Deutsche Welle quoted Bibhudatta Sahoo in a story reporting that Nvidia’s new superchip is fueling the race to AI supremacy.

  • SEAS welcomes 28 new faculty members
    11/29/23

    The new faculty bring expertise and interest in areas ranging from theoretical computer science to next-generation solar cells.