Jennifer Blain
Professor, School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering
Blain Christen's research includes bio-compatible integration techniques for CMOS electronics; microfluidics, non-traditional microfabrication; MEMS devices/bio-MEMS; bioelectronics focused on analog and neuromorphic design.
Recent stories
October 25, 2022
Jennifer Blain Christen won the 2022 Joseph C. Palais Distinguished Faculty Scholar Award for her outstanding contributions to electrical engineering.
September 20, 2022
Fulton Schools’ Sensor Signal and Information Processing Center gives high school and community college teachers and ASU undergrads valuable research experience.
March 14, 2022
ASU engineering leads a new research project empowering electric utilities to better understand and manage wildfire risk.
December 17, 2021
Fulton Schools EPICS High program joins community group to give young students the opportunity to aid children with disabilities.
Additional stories
Passionate problem-solvers pitch for prizes
November 29, 2021
New student entrepreneurs and experienced faculty entrepreneurs pitched for funding and feedback at the ASU Hool Coury Law Tech Venture Showcase.
Translating innovation from the lab to the marketplace
June 9, 2021
Two Flinn Foundation grants support ASU bioscience innovations for accessible COVID-19 diagnostics and neurostimulation-based chronic migraine relief.
New Fulton Entrepreneurial Professors move innovation to the market
July 7, 2020
ASU engineering fellowships help innovative faculty commercialize their technology startup ventures.
Jennifer Blain Christen stimulates nerves and young minds
February 2, 2018
Jennifer Blain Christen is entering an entirely new field of medicine — electroceutical. This field treats diseases with the direct electrical stimulation of specific nerves, triggering self-treatment within the body, generally with the use of electrodes.