Electrical & Computer Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering

The College of Engineering at Carnegie Mellon UniversityCarnegie Mellon University

David Greve

Professor – ECE
Department Electrical and Computer Engineering
Office 231 Roberts Engineering Hall
Telephone (412)-268-3707
Fax (412)-268-2860
Email
Website http://www.ece.cmu.edu/~dwg/
Assistant Jacqueline Chraska

Research Interests

Current research concerns the development and understanding of novel sensors, especially sensors for infrastructure monitoring. Sensors of interest include: piezoelectric transducers for the emission and detection of ultrasonic waves; chloride chemical sensors; and MEMS sensors for the detection of acoustic emission.

In the News

  • ECE Junior Authors First Place Paper at STEM Conference

    • David Greve

    Carnegie Mellon, 1982

    Research Area

    Applied Physics/Devices

    Keywords

    Semiconductor device physics and semiconductor process technology, sensors

    Education

    PhD, 1979
    Electrical Engineering
    Lehigh University

    MS, 1976
    Electrical Engineering
    Lehigh University

    MS, 1975
    Physics
    Rutgers

    BS, 1972
    Engineering Physics
    Lehigh University