stretching technology beyond limits
Welcome to The Carmichael Lab!
In the News! (click titles for stories)
Gold coating helps illuminate hosiery
Gold-plated pantyhose and poking holes in the h-index
2nd LGBTQ+STEM Conference
First-of-its-kind conference celebrates LGBTQ+ in STEM
Carmichael Lab Grad wins Prize in national research video competition
Watch Sara's Award winning Video
Tricia Breen Carmichael Weaves Her Magic
Dr. Carmichael Scientific Co-Director of NSERC Green Electronics Network
UWindsor researchers create wearable tech for the golden age
The Carmichael Group consists of a group of researchers interested in developing a broad range of new electronic devices – from large-area flexible and stretchable electronic devices, textile-based electronics to nanoscale molecular tunneling junctions.
The Group is lead by Dr. Tricia Carmichael, you can follow her on
Our research group encompasses a wide range of expertise, with a central theme of chemistry and engineering at surfaces and interfaces. We work on integrating functional materials such as metals, carbon nanotubes, nanowires, graphene, and electroluminescent materials with elastomers and textiles to prepare stretchable device components, and then bringing these components together to make new stretchable electronic devices.
Our latest focus is Textile Based Electronics. We are excited to announce our latest Paper in the Journal Matter, HERE.
Carmichael Research Lab