Mark L. Adams

Electrical and Computer Engineering
Godbold Professor
Director, Alabama Micro/Nano Science and Technology Center
Professor
403 Broun Hall
334.844.1865
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Education

Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, California Institute of Technology
M.S. Electrical Engineering, California Institute of Technology
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Auburn University

Research Interests

Sensors and Transducers
Transducers
Optics
RF Devices
MEMS

In The News

Auburn researchers are on the front lines to help prevent cyberattacks

October marks the 21st Cybersecurity Awareness Month, designated by the federal government for public and private sectors to work together to raise awareness about the importance of cybersecurity.
Auburn Engineering faculty named to 2024 promotion, tenure list

Auburn University Provost Vini Nathan recently announced the names of faculty awarded promotion, tenure or both for 2024, including 19 faculty in the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering.
Alabama Micro/Nano Science and Technology Center expands quantum capabilities

With a focus on fabrication, packaging/integration and quantum systems, the Alabama Micro/Nano Science and Technology Center continues to evolve and expand its capabilities through the investment of new equipment.

AU Applied Research Institute to oversee $1.1M Army modernization project

The new pipeline between Auburn Engineering’s next-generation resources, faculty and students, and Huntsville-based defense agencies is officially on full blast.  Partnered with leading Huntsville energy consultants Trideum Corporation, the new Auburn University Applied Research Institute (AUARI) will facilitate a $1.1 million award supporting the U.S. Army Redstone Test Center’s Mission Based — Multi Domain Operations Test Environment.
Expert Answers: Auburn researcher explains how quantum encryption works

Associate professor Mark Adams explains how researchers can use quantum physics to send a “key” to encrypt and decrypt messages from one ground station to another about 700 miles away through a satellite.
Adams answers quantum cryptography questions on #GINNing

Associate electrical and computer engineering professor Mark Adams discussed quantum encryption on the latest episode of the #GINNing Podcast.