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Michael Hamilton is the James B. Davis Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Auburn University's Samuel Ginn College of Engineering. He serves as Director of the Advanced Manufacturing and Nanoscale Science and Technology Center (AMNSTC) and leads the Auburn Nanosystems Group, focusing on next-generation electronics. His research spans quantum technologies, neuromorphic computing, and sustainable electronics systems.
His research interests include:
- Quantum computing using superconducting electronics
- Neuromorphic computing architectures
- Dry additive nanomanufacturing for eco-friendly papertronics
- Micro-scale magnetic shielding for integrated electronics
- Advanced packaging and integration of high-performance systems
Dr. Hamilton has secured significant funding, including an NSF Future Manufacturing Grant, and holds a patent for superconducting quantum logic circuits. His work on CPAP-to-ventilator conversion during the pandemic demonstrated real-world engineering impact. He is a key figure in the Auburn University Quantum Systems (AUQuaS) initiative, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration across engineering and science.
Notable scientific recognition includes:
- NSF Future Manufacturing Grant for multi-material additive nanomanufacturing of biodegradable paper electronics
He advises graduate students and leads a dynamic research team within the Auburn Nanosystems Group, with strong industry and academic collaborations, including partnerships with UCLA and Huntsville-based IS4S. His lab, equipped with state-of-the-art tools like the Quantum Design Physical Property Measurement System, enables advanced materials characterization for quantum research. Future work focuses on scaling quantum and neuromorphic systems for practical deployment.
