Albert H. Titus Research Group

University at Buffalo

Electronic sensors can turn signals from the body or surrounding environment into information researchers can use. Titus investigates integrated sensors, bioinstrumentation, and visual processing systems inspired by neural computation. His research includes sensors for disease detection and management, biochemical sensing, and solid state devices for high resolution X-ray imaging. Work on optical detector chips connects light sensing with broader sensing systems. The group’s interests also span analog circuits and optoelectronics, linking the design of electronic hardware with biomedical measurement and interpretation.