Wireless Soil Moisture Sensing a Finalist at the MIT Research Slam
Our work on wirelessly sensing soil moisture research was a finalist at the MIT Research Slam in Palo Alto, CA.
Colleen Josephson, PhD
Researching sensing for sustainability. Assistant Prof. at UCSC, and formerly a research scientist at VMware and where I led the Next G Alliance Societal and Economic Needs and ‘Green G’ working groups. Stanford EE PhD + MIT EECS MEng
- Santa Cruz, CA
- UCSC Website
- Google Scholar
- GitHub
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