Congratulations to IMG graduate students Tahmid Kaisar and Enamul Yousuf on being selected to receive the Best Research Work Award and the Best Student Presentation Award, respectively, at the 67th American Vacuum Society (AVS) International Symposium (Oct.
Faysal Hakim will defend his dissertation titled: "Ferroelectric-on-Semiconductor Nano-Acoustic Components for RF Frequency Control" on Tuesday, December 7th at 4:00 PM.
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As the field of hypersonic vehicle design develops, having shear stress data can aid in the minimization of
drag source effects and verify results from computational fluid dynamics simulations. Transducer size,
placement, and narrow bandwidth currently limit accurate shear stress measurements due to the small
length and time scales seen in turbulent fluid motion and the issue of flow disruption. Shock wave and
boundary layer effects also produce large thermal loads in hypersonic flows. The proposed research plan
The goal of this project is to develop processes that will advance microfabrication technologies using stereolithography as the additive manufacturing (3D printing) method. This project focuses on fabrication of multifunctional devices that are both high resolution (tens of micrometers) and large area (tens of millimeters). The ability to fabricate functional microdevices using 3D printing can enable novel devices in the area of MEMs, sensors, actuators, microrobots, micro-optics, radio frequency, etc.
Pablo Dopico will defend his dissertation titled: "Isolation of Circulating Tumor Cells using Microfluidics and the Analysis of Tumor DNA during Cancer Therapy" on Thursday, October 21st at 1:00 PM.
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Meeting ID: 940 2943 6834
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