IMG research focuses on micro- and nanosystems for healthcare, energy, security, aerospace, transportation, consumer electronics, and other industries. Efforts include design, fabrication, characterization, and ultimately deployment of micro and nanotechnologies for a wide variety of applications. IMG is playing a leading role in the MIST Center (Multi-functional integrated system technology), an NSF I/UCRC program.
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Camilo Velez Cuervo won 1st place in the BME Research Photogrpahy Contest for his submission titled "Nano van Gogh". The optical microscope image shows Fe-Co nanoparticles that self-assembled into an interesting fractal-type pattern.
Daniel Blood will defend his dissertation proposal "Simulation, Part Path Correction, and Automated Process Parameter Selection for Ultrashort Pulsed Laser Micro-Machining of Sapphire" on Thursday, January 16 in MAE-B 210 at 1:00. Refreshments and drinks will be provided, and all are encouraged to attend.
Ololade Oniku will defend his proposal titled "Development of Magnetically Patterned Hard Magnetic Thick Films" at 10:00 AM on Thursday December 12, 2013 in NRF 115. All are invited! Refreshment will be provided.
Cheolbok Kim will defend his dissertation proposal, entitled "Terahertz and Millimeter Wave Antenna and Waveguides Using 3D Microfabrication and Metamaterial Architectures" at 4:00PM on Friday, November 22nd in LAR 234. All are invited to attend.
IMG faculty and students are a major part of the NSF Industry/University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC) Planning Meeting for Multi-functional Integrated System Technology (MIST) held Nov. 19-20 at the UF Hilton Conference Center. Led by Dr. Toshi Nishida (Director) and Dr. David Arnold (Deputy Director) and facilitated by all of the IMG faculty, over 30 representatives from companies and agencies attended the planning meeting. Several poster presentations were given by IMG students. The MIST Center is a joint effort between UF and UCF with the mission to pioneer the "More than Moore" era by developing materials, processes, and devices that increase the functionality of integrated systems.
William (Chip) Patterson will propose his dissertation, entitled "Magnetic Imaging Systems for Micro Scale Magnetic Devices" at 10:00AM, on Friday, November 22nd, in 1st Floor NRF Conference Room. All are invited to attend. Snacks will be provided.
Mohammad Malakooti, a PhD student in Dr. Henry Sodano's group, has been selected by the College of Engineering as one of its 2013-2014 recipients of the Outstanding International Student Award. This annual award at University of Florida is used to recognize students who not only meet exemplary academic achievement, but also show a wide range of accomplishments and contributions to the community.
View works of art and musical performances by UF College of Engineering's faculty and students, including some of our own IMG members. Free food and admission. More information at harn.ufl.edu/museumnights.
Pit Fee Jao will defend his dissertation, entitled "Nanofibrous three dimensional microstructures for Energy storage and Bioengineering applications" at 3:00PM, on Wednesday, October 9th, in NEB 589. All are invited to attend. Snacks will be provided.
