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IMG Undergraduates Recognized at MAE Awards Banquet

Submitted by Matt Williams on Fri, 04/08/2011 - 11:19pm

IMG undergraduates Ann Dietrich (Cattafesta), Carlos Pulido (Cattafesta), and Kevin Rosenberg (Sheplak) were recognized at tonight's Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering 2011 Awards Dinner for participation in the University Scholars Program.  Ann Dietrich was also awarded a Boeing Scholarship and was recognized for presenting a top-3 research poster at a contest today.  Congratulations to all of these students!

David Arnold and YK Yoon co-author chapter in MEMS Materials and Processes Handbook

Submitted by IMG System Admin on Wed, 04/06/2011 - 1:55pm

Dr. David Arnold and Dr. YK Yoon co-authored a chapter on metal deposition processes in the recently published MEMS Materials and Processes Handbook. With contributions from 35 industrial and academic MEMS researchers worldwide, the handbook provides a comprehensive reference for new materials, known materials, and specific processes for MEMS fabrication.

David Arnold and YK Yoon co-author chapter in MEMS Materials and Processes Handbook

Submitted by IMG System Admin on Wed, 04/06/2011 - 1:55pm

Dr. David Arnold and Dr. YK Yoon co-authored a chapter on metal deposition processes in the recently published MEMS Materials and Processes Handbook. With contributions from 35 industrial and academic MEMS researchers worldwide, the handbook provides a comprehensive reference for new materials, known materials, and specific processes for MEMS fabrication.

IMG Undergraduate Tiffany Reagan wins NSF Graduate Research Fellowship

Submitted by Matt Williams on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 8:29am

Congratulations to Tiffany Reagan, a senior IMG undergraduate student, who has today been named a 2011 winner of the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship.  Tiffany has been with IMG since April of 2010 and has been an integral contributor to the development of a MEMS piezoelectric microphone for aeroacoustic applications and other research within Dr. Mark Sheplak's group.  She will choose between University of Florida and California Institute of Technology for her graduate work.  Congratulations, Tiffany!