SUNY Polytechnic Institute · Utica, NY

Wireless systems
at the nanoscale

The next generation of medical devices, neural interfaces, and biosensors will need to communicate wirelessly at scales where conventional radio technology fails. NanoWireless Lab builds the physical-layer foundations that make this possible.

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Amit Sangwan
Assistant Professor
SUNY Polytechnic Institute
Utica, New York
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Principal Investigator

I am an Assistant Professor at SUNY Polytechnic Institute, where I direct the NanoWireless Lab. My research focuses on the nano-bio interface, specifically designing the photonic, plasmonic, and electromagnetic systems that allow us to communicate with biological tissue and molecular-scale phenomena.

Instead of treating these as separate disciplines, my group addresses the three core bottlenecks of implantable and nanoscale networks: physical-layer communication, wireless power delivery, and neural interfacing.

SUNY Polytechnic Institute IEEE Member Lab est. 2024
Research Areas
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Communication at the Nano-Bio Interface

Bridging the physical layer gap between conventional electronics and molecular-scale phenomena using plasmonic waveguides and nano-antenna optical links.

Plasmonics & Nano-Antennas
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Powering the Implantable Future

Designing safe, high-bandwidth wireless power delivery systems built intimately around the realities constraints of human tissue to eliminate batteries.

Wireless Energy Transfer
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Reading & Writing to Biological Systems

Developing non-invasive brain-machine interfaces (BMIs) and optogenomic arrays that conform to soft tissue for reading and writing neural signals.

Neural Interfaces & Bio-Actuation
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More directions forming

The lab is still taking shape. New research directions and collaborations are forming. If your interests overlap with ours, get in touch.

Collaborations Welcome
Lab News & Highlights
Lab Highlights
David Serino presenting at SUNY Poly SURP Expo
Jul 2025 Talk
David Serino
Poster presentation at the SUNY Poly Summer Undergraduate Research Program Expo
Shreya Marri presenting at SUNY Poly Research Expo
May 2025 Talk
Shreya Marri
Poster presentation at the SUNY Polytechnic Research Expo
David Serino presenting at SUNY Binghamton
Apr 2025 Talk
David Serino
Poster presentation at the Summer Undergraduate Research Conference, SUNY Binghamton
Dante Riccoboni presenting at SUNY Binghamton
Apr 2025 Talk
Dante Riccoboni
Poster presentation at the Summer Undergraduate Research Conference, SUNY Binghamton

Built for
those who
build early.

NanoWireless Lab is a young, intentionally small research group at SUNY Poly. We work closely with undergraduate and Master's students on real research problems — students who make meaningful contributions are recognized as co-authors. We are also actively building collaborations with PhD-granting institutions and industry partners in the region.

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SUNY Poly Undergraduates Independent study & RA positions — no prior lab experience needed
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Master's Students Thesis and project supervision in wireless & photonic systems
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Academic & Industry Collaborators Co-advising, joint grants, and applied research partnerships
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Get in touch Questions about the lab, research, or potential collaboration?
sangwaa@sunypoly.edu
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