Optical and electronic nanomaterials engineering for light emitting, light harvesting, and human-machine interface applications.
At a glance overview:
- PhD, NanoEngineering UC San Diego, M.S. Physics BGSU, B.S. Physics BGSU
- NDSEG Fellow, DoD sponsored PhD research
- 8 years of research in semiconductor nanomaterials and solid-state devices.
- 18 publications: 7 first-author papers and 2 textbook chapters
- Research, development, and project management
- Business/entrepreneurship, NSF iCorp program, and pitch competitions
- Founder, manager, and fundraiser of outreach and engineering organizations
- Lead in over 50 K-12, undergrad, and graduate student STEM outreach events
- Lab representation to international research communities, government agencies, investors,industry leaders (executives from Bowing, Qualcomm, Sony, Samsung, First Solar, Amazon)
Awards
NDSEG Fellow
ARCS Scholar
Pitch and research competition victories
Jacobs School of Eng. Pitch Competition
UCSD Center for Wearable Sensors Pitch Competition
UC Carbon Slam
Acknowledgments
My deepest appreciation and respects to my advisors, Prof. Darren Lipomi and Prof. Mikhail Zamkov, and to my colleges and friends in the Lipomi Lab, particularly Dr. Suchol Savagatrup (post doc, MIT), Dr. Adam Printz (post doc, Stanford), and Dr. Alex Zaretski (Founder and CTO, Grolltex Inc.), and Samuel Root (PhD Candidate, UCSD), and to my apprentices Rachel Miller, Mare Ivana Diaz, Kevin Crowley. It was an absolute honor starting-up the lab with you all.