NanoAssembly - "BOTTOM - UP
APPROACH"
Lab personnel assemble in a pyramid fashion diplaying the
bottom up approach for most Self assembled Nanostructures.
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 | |Shalini Prasad:
Shalini Prasad received her Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communication
Engineering from University of Madras in 2000. She then worked for Motorola India
Electronics Limited (MIEL) from 2000-2001 designing cellular telephony interfaces.
She obtained her PhD in Electrical Engineering from University of California Riverside
in 2004. Dr. Prasad's research interests are multi-disciplinary. They include Bio-Micro
Electrical Mechanical Systems (Bio-MEMS), nano-devices and nano/biotechnology. Her current
research interests focus on towards developing "lab-on-a-chip" based devices for sensing
applications that impact such areas as medical diagnostics, the environment, and bio-defense
applications. Her work has been reported in number of peer reviewed journals and popular
press. She is the recipient of a number of awards in the area of nano-biotechnology. Most
recently she has been listed in the 2006-2007 edition of Marquis Who's who in Science
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 | |Yamini Yadav:
Co-advised Ph.D. student in the BMN Lab. She has a master's degree in Electrical Engineering
from Texas A & M University - Kingsville (2005), with a major in VLSI and Bachelor's degree
in ECE from University of Pune, India (2003). Currently, investigating the use of nanomaterial
of varying electrical properties towards the development of crossbar nano-array structures for
potential nano electronic device applications. |
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 | |Sudhaprasanna K. Padigi:
Master's graduate from BMN Lab. He has a bachelor's degree in
ECE from University of Madras, Chennai, India (2003) He has completed his
requirements for the M.S degree in ECE at Portland State University (2006).
His research focused on the development of carbon nanotube based biochemical
sensors. He has also worked on developing microphotonic environmental sensors. |
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 | |Manish Bothara:
Manish Bothara completed his B.E. in Mechanical Engineering in 2001 at BITS, in Pilani, India. He went on to attend Oregon State University in 2004, where he received his M.S. in Materials Science for his work on diffusion bonding and embossing of bulk metallic glass alloys. In 2007, he completed his PhD in Materials Science at Oregon State. His research thesis was on the processing of nanocrystalline silicon carbide using a novel sintering technique called plasma pressure compaction. Manish has now joined the BMN team at PSU as a Post-Doctoral student and is working on the Nanomonitor project, developing nano-biosensors using electrical immunoassays. |
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 | |Divakara A.B.S Meka:
Master's student in the BMN Lab. He has a bachelor's degree in ECE from Jawaharlal Nehru
Technological University, Hyderabad, India (2006). His current research involves the development of
chemiresistive gas sensors. |
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 | |Sandeep Devabhaktuni:
Master's student in the BMN Lab. He has a bachelor's degree in ECE from Anna University,
Chennai, India (2005). His current research involves design and development of Organic Light
emitting devices for sensing applications. |
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 | |Vindhya Kunduru:
Master's student in the BMN Lab. She has a bachelor's degree in ECE from Visveswaraiah
Technological University; Bangalore, India (2004).Her current research involves the
design, fabrication and development of bio-molecule sensors suitable for clinical
diagnostic applications. She is also involved in developing nanocomposite
environmental sensors. |
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 | |Vinu Lalgudi Venkatraman:
Master's student in the BMN Lab. He has a bachelor's degree in
EEE and Master's in chemistry at Birla Institute of technology & Science,
Pilani, India (2006). He has prior research experience in developing urease
sensors to detect kidney failures. He is currently working on building
nanowire based bimolecule sensors. |
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 | |Shilpi Gupta:
Master's student in the BMN Lab. In 2003, she received her bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from C.R. State college of Engineering, Haryana, India. Her current research involves the synthesis and the characterization of Ceria Nanomaterials and their use in the fabrication of a chemiresistive gas sensor. She has also worked as a lecturer in India for a couple of years teaching courses in electrical engineering. |
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 | |SuGuen Chae:
As a transfer student from Ulsan University in Korea, SuGuen has continued his pursuit of B.S. degree in Computer Engineering and Physics from Portland State University. He is interested in biomedical engineering and embedded systems. He is currently working on the ferromagnetic bead project for the lab.
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 | |RaviKiran K. Reddy:
Master's student in the BMN Lab. He has a bachelor's degree in ECE from Jawaharlal
Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad, India (2004). His current research involves design
and development of nanotemplate structures based for sensing applications. |
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 | |Lori Noice:
She is an undergraduate in the physics department in the BMN Lab.
She is working on fabrication of nano porous templates for sensor applications. |
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