WWW Home of Christopher J. Galbraith

Hello! I am a Ph.D. candidate in Electrical Engineering at The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI. I work in the Radiation Laboratory, and do research in radio frequency (RF) and microwave circuits, antennas, and systems. My current work is developing a wideband microwave multiplexer-receiver based on the mammalian cochlea.

Update: Since September 2005 I am located in La Jolla, CA working with my advisor Gabriel Rebeiz, at the University of California, San Diego. The weather is nicer here, but there is no place like Ann Arbor.

Feel free to e-mail me, have a look at my resume, or check out some links.

Links!

• Do you have a strong attraction to large antennas, meters and knobs, and generally any sort of radio and electronic equipment? You should join the U-M Amateur Radio Club (this is a safe and encouraging environment for you.)
• Heather's food blog, One Spicy Meatball, will entertain your palette as well as your sense of humor. (I have met Heather several times, and she, too, is one spicy meatball--and I mean that in all possible good ways.)

Last updated 20 January 2007