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Amir Reza Aref __________________________________________________________________ 142 Materials Research Laboratory, University Park, PA 16802 Phone :+1 (814) 4416221 Email: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________ Education PhD. Engineering Science and Mechanics Aug 2015-Present The Pennsylvania State University M.S. Inorganic Chemistry Sep 2007 University of Tabriz, Iran
Dissertation: Potentiometric and Spectrophotometric study of complex formation of some transition metal ions with oxygen-nitrogen donors Macrocyclic Ligands incorporating hydroxyl groups.
B.S. Pure Chemistry Feb 2003 University of Tabriz, Iran Research Experience
• Synthesis and characterization of carbon nanomaterials for energy storage application including batteries and ultracapacitors
• Synthesis, structural characterization and application of Organo-Clays and Layered Materials for
wastewater treatment
• Determination of Stability constants of some transition metal complexes Publications
1. Huang, W., S. Komarneni, A. R. Aref, Y. D. Noh, J. Ma, K. Chen, D. Xue and B. Jiang. "Nanolayered Tin Phosphate: A Remarkably Selective Cs Ion Sieve for Acidic Waste Solutions." Chem Commun (Camb) 51, no. 86 (2015): 15661-4.
2. Komarneni, Sridhar, Amir Reza Aref, Siqi Hong, Young Dong Noh, F. S. Cannon and Yujue Wang. "Organoclays of High-Charge Synthetic Clays and Alumina Pillared Natural Clays: Perchlorate Uptake." Applied Clay Science 80-81, (2013): 340-345.
3. Hosseini-Yazdi, Seyed Abolfazl, Ali Akbar Khandar, Hashem Azizi and Amir Reza Aref. "Synthesis, Characterization, X-Ray Structures, and Solution Studies of Nickel(Ii) Complexes of an Aza-Crown Macrocycle with a Hydroxyl Pendant-Armed." Zeitschrift für anorganische und allgemeine Chemie 634, no. 11 (2008): 1943-1949.
SETH S. BERBANO
110 E. Cherry Ln. │ State College, PA 16803 │ [email protected] │ 515-989-1054
EXPERIENCE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOW│ PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY 2011 – Present
Interned at Taiyo Yuden Co., Ltd. Materials R&D Department, Summer 2015 Takasaki, JAPAN
Served as student leader in an interdisciplinary collaboration between industry, faculty and students
o Multi-university, $18.5 million National Science Foundation personalized healthcare research center (NSF ASSIST)
o Organized industry-student networking, science outreach, and semester kickoffs
Mentored four students on four energy storage undergraduate thesis projects
Functioned as laboratory manager tracking chemical safety records in wet chemistry, glovebox, and electrical measurement labs
Guest-lectured and graded papers for two semesters in an undergraduate electronic and magnetic properties course
Acted as affiliate member on Penn State’s Diversity Commission and on Materials Science & Engineering Community Committee
GLASS AND OPTICAL MATERIALS UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT│ IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY 2008 – 2011
Gyeongsang National University, Prof. Hyo-Jun Ahn’s Energy Materials Lab, Summer 2010 Jinju, SOUTH KOREA
Osaka Prefecture University, Prof. Masahiro Tatsumisago’s Inorganic Chemistry Lab, Summer 2009 Sakai, JAPAN
GENERAL CHEMISTRY SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION LEADER│ IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY 2008 – 2010
Facilitated over 125 hours of study sessions
EDUCATION
PH.D. MATERIALS SCIENCE & ENGINEERING │ PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY │ 4.0 GPA Expected graduation May 2016
3M Fellow in Materials Science & Engineering 2011 – 2014
o S. S. Berbano, M. Y. Fofana, C. A. Randall, M. T. Lanagan, “Chalcogenide-based Lithium Solid Electrolytes
Processed by the Powder-in-a-tube Method” Materials Letters, 141 (2015) 70 - 72.
o S. S. Berbano, M. Mirsaneh, M. T. Lanagan, C. A. Randall, “Lithium Thiophosphate Glasses and Glass-Ceramics as
Solid Electrolytes: Processing, Microstructure, and Properties” International Journal of Applied Glass Science. 4 (2013) 414 - 425.
B.S. MATERIALS ENGINEERING, ECONOMICS MINOR, SUMMA CUM LAUDE │ IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY 2007 – 2011
o S. S. Berbano, I. Seo, C. M. Bischoff, K. E. Schuller and S. W. Martin, “Formation and Structure of Amorphous Na2S+P2S5
Prepared by Melt-quenching and Mechanical Milling” Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids. 358 (2012) 93 - 98.
PRESENTATIONS (PARTIAL LIST) “Solid Electrolyte Research at Penn State”
o Osaka Prefecture University Inorganic Chemistry Lab Group Seminar, Nov 20, 2015 Sakai, JAPAN
“Solid Electrolyte Research at Penn State” o Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Seminar, Aug 24, 2015 Yasu, JAPAN
“Thinner Lithium Solid Electrolytes Processed by the Powder-In-a-Tube Method for Solid-State Batteries and Electrochemical Capacitors” o 3M Seminar, Jul 23, 2014 St. Paul, MN
“Glass and Glass-Ceramic Lithium Thiophosphate Solid Electrolytes for Energy Storage” o The Technion Electroceramics & Nanotechnology Laboratory Seminar, Mar 10, 2014 Haifa, ISRAEL
“Bulk Ionic Conductivity and Crystallization of Lithium Thiophosphate Solid Electrolytes” o 224th Electrochemical Society Meeting, Oct 31, 2013 San Francisco, CA
“Improved Ionic Conductivity in Dense Li2S + P2S5 Solid Electrolytes”
o Schott AG Seminar, Jul 8, 2013 Mainz, GERMANY
“Improved Ionic Conductivity in Dense Li2S + P2S5 Solid Electrolytes” o 23rd International Congress on Glass, Jul 4, 2013 Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC
“Formation and Structure of Amorphous Na2S+P2S5 Prepared by Melt-quenching and Mechanical Milling” o American Ceramic Society Glass & Optical Materials Alfred R. Cooper Scholars Award, Oct 17, 2011 Columbus, OH
Specializing in glass and ceramics - 8 years in materials for energy & electronics
9 months of industry & university research experience in East Asia
Looking to contribute within an innovative R&D group
Raj Bhakta [email protected]
3805 Jackson St, Apt C Raleigh, NC, 27606 (713) 992-5558
EDUCATION The University of Texas at Austin Bachelor of Science in Physics (Nuclear Eng. Option) December 2014 North Carolina State University Graduate Student in Fiber & Polymer Science | Textile Engineering Scholarship Awards Skills
May 2014
● Physics Department Scholarship |2011-2014 ● Wal-Mart Scholarship | 2010-2011 ● Broad Prize Scholarship|2010-2014 ● United Airlines Scholarship|2010-2014 ● Longhorn Scholars Scholarship|2010-2014 ● Hutchinson Scholars Scholarship for study abroad
at Technical University of Delft, Netherlands for a Nuclear Engineering Maymester | 2013
● Texas Interdisciplinary Program Scholarship to study Philosophy of Physics |2013
● National Nuclear Forensics Undergraduate Fellowship for research at Y-12 National Security Complex|2014
● Statistical Data Analysis with MATLAB and Mathematica software ● ImageJ software for visual data analysis ● Screen-printing on textiles ● Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint ● Experience with DC voltage sources, resistors, microscopes, multi-meters, LEDs, handheld GM-Counters, handheld alpha detectors, handheld gamma-detectors, handheld radioactive sources, Bioassay wet-radiochemistry procedures , assembly of ion funnel, point-soldering, lab safety ● Experience with technical scientific writing
WORK EXPERIENCE
NFUSP Summer Research Intern| Y-12 National Security Complex| Dr. James Bradshaw| 6/01/2014 - 8/15/2014
As a NFUSP fellowship recipient, I was assigned to Y-12 under Dr. James Bradshaw to assemble and benchmark a Spark-Source Mass Spectrometer with his PhD student Jennifer Charlton
Radiochemistry procedure development implementing UTEVA™ and TRU™ resins with Dr. Bob Smithwick to optimize time and cost efficiencies for large volume Bioassay procedures
RESEARCH PROJECTS
Development of a Superconductor-Freshman Research Initiative| UT-Austin | Spring 2011 ● Developed and then studied the super-conducting phenomena of the Ytterbium composite super-conductor
by conducting magnetic field tests at low temperatures and X-Ray spectroscopy under Dr. John Markert at the UT-Austin Superconducting Lab
Neutron Interrogation of Nuclear materials | UT-Austin Pickle Research-NETL | Fall 2013-Spring 2014 ● Worked on a nuclear forensics project with 14MeV neutrons via neutron interrogation under
Dr. Sheldon Landsberger in collaboration with Dr. Oded Doron from Sandia National Laboratories at the Nuclear Engineering Teaching Lab at UT-Austin’s Pickle Research campus
What does the Wave-Function say about the nature of space? | UT-Austin| Summer 2013-December 2014 ● Worked on a Philosophy of Physics thesis on the Nature of Space in the Quantum Wave-Function under Dr.
Juhl at UT-Austin Integration of sensors via “e-textile lego” interconnects| NC-State| January 2016 - Present
● Integrating sensors onto textile platforms for health monitoring using screen-printed conductive ink “e-textile lego” like flexible interconnects
● Leading a team of 4 undergraduate students to scale up the fabrication processes of making “e-textile lego” flexible interconnects to develop 20 ECG shirts for academic and industry collaborators within ASSIST
PRESENTATIONS AND POSTERS National Technical Nuclear Forensics Academic Program at Argonne National Lab| Summer 2014
● I presented a poster about my work done at Y-12 National Security Complex related to the assembly, benchmarking plans, and purpose of the modernized orthogonal time-of-flight spark-source mass spectrometer to members across the DHS and DOE complex
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE Bollyshake, Inc | Product Development/Marketing Consultant | June 2015 - Present
● I help develop marketing techniques in the realm of social media to drive user engagement and population Desi Dance Network, Inc (501c Non-Profit) | Board of Directors | May 2015 – Present
● I am establishing cross-promotional partnerships with businesses to increase our publicity reach
[email protected]:[email protected]
1352 Mcintyre Street, MI 48105
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
RESEARCH INTEREST: Wireless Integrated Circuits and Systems
EDUCATION BACKGROUND:
BS, Beijing Institute of technology Beijing, China
Electronic Science and Technology in school of Information and Electronics (elite class) 09/2009-07/2013
MS, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor MI, USA
Circuits & VLSI in Electrical Engineering 09/2013-05/2015
Ph.D. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor MI, USA
Circuits & VLSI in Electrical Engineering 09/2015-04/2019
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:
GSRA, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 09/2014-present
Wireless Integrated Circuits and System group Supervisor: Prof. David Wentzloff
o Ultra-low-power BLE Transmitter in back-channel communication
o Aggregator (base-station) design for self-powered sensor system
Research Assistant, Carnegie Mellon University 06/2014-08/2014
Analog & RF IC design, RFIC group Supervisor: Prof. Jeyanandh Paramesh
o Programmable Gm-C filter design
Research Assistant, Beijing Institute of Technology 07/2012-07/2013
Antenna and Microwave Circuits design, CEMS center Supervisor: Prof. Bin Li
o Differential Integrated Microstrp Antenna Filter design
o Reconfigurable filter design and analysis in DSPSL
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Fall 2015
Graduate Student Instructor (GSI) – EECS413 Monolithic Amplifier Circuits
PUBLICATIONS:
Roy, A.; Klinefelter, A.; Yahya, F.B.; Chen, X.; Gonzalez-Guerrero, L.P.; Lukas, C.J.; Kamakshi, D.A.; Boley, J.;
Craig, K.; Faisal, M.; Oh, S.; Roberts, N.E.; Shakhsheer, Y.; Shrivastava, A.; Vasudevan, D.P.; Wentzloff, D.D.;
Calhoun, B.H., "A 6.45 \mu{\rm W} Self-Powered SoC With Integrated Energy-Harvesting Power Management
and ULP Asymmetric Radios for Portable Biomedical Systems," in Biomedical Circuits and Systems, IEEE
Transactions on , vol.PP, no.99, pp.1-1
Xing Chen, Bin Li, Guoqiang Guo, Xinqing Sheng, “A Novel Differentially Fed Integrated Microstrip
Antenna-Filter” 2013 IEEE International Conference on Microwave Technology & Computational Electromagnetic
INTERNSHIP:
Carnegie Mellon University Summer Research Intern 06/2014-08/2014
Beijing IC Design Park 09/2012
Hua Dan Electronic Device Factory 07/2012
SKILL:
Cadence virtuoso, ADS, HFSS, Peakview, Matlab, Simulink, Xilinx FPGA, Altium Designer
Analog/RF IC design & VLSI, Antenna design, Embedded System design, PCB, Verilog
Xing Chen
Sohini RoyChoudhury
Graduate Student - Ph.D., Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Florida International University
Cell Phone: +1-929-249-8695
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]
Research Interest: Micro/Nano-scale Fabrication
Education:
■ MS & Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering (continuing)
University: Florida International University (FIU)
CGPA: 3.76/4.0
Supervisor: Dr. Shekhar Bhansali
■ B.S. in Electronics and Communication Engineering
University: Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology, India
CGPA: 3.06/4.0 Passing Year: 2010
Research Outputs:
■ Enzyme Functionalized Nanostructures For Enhanced Electrochemical Detection of Lactate - S.
RoyChoudhury, P. Manickam, Y. Umasankar, and S. Bhansali; The Electrochemical Society (ECS)
Proceedings Series, Phoenix, AZ (October 2015)
■ Biosensor Device For Continuous Monitoring of Lactate - Pandiaraj Manickam, Sohini Roy
Choudhury, Yogeswaran Umasankar, Shekhar Bhansali; Defense Innovation Challenges, Austin, TX
(December 2015)
Research Experience:
■ Research at Bio-MEMS Lab, FIU: Growth and integration of nanowires in sensors and modelling of
structures (August 2014 to present)
Pavel Chtcheprov [email protected] (919) 259-5702 601 W Rosemary St Unit 309 Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Qualifications:
16 publications in medical physics and theoretical and experimental fluid dynamics
10 years of software experience in computational scientific applications and web development/design
Proficient knowledge of microcontroller architecture, a variety of commination protocols, and integration with android smartphone devices.
5 provisional patents in novel x-ray imaging devices Tools:
Programming/Scripting Languages: Java, C, PHP, SQL, JavaScript and various libraries, CSS. Experience with Assembly, C++, Python, Perl
Applications: SolidWorks, LabVIEW, Matlab, MultiSim, Mathematica, Eclipse IDE, Android Studio
7 years of machining and prototyping experience on CNC mill, lathe, FDM, and laser cutter
Education: Ph.D Candidate in Biomedical Engineering at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and North Carolina State University
Design and development of innovative x-ray imaging and therapy devices
Image processing/analysis and 3D registration of medical images
Experience with NIH grant proposal composition University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: Class of 2011 (Highest Honors) Major: Applied Science – Biomedical Engineering, Minor: Physics
Specialization in electronics, medical robotics, and applied fluid dynamics
Honors Thesis: Medical Robot for Surgical Scene Reconstruction o Design and construction of a prototype mechanical and electronic robotic system o Using this robotic platform to evaluate motion algorithms o Creating and updating in real-time a 3D representation of the surgical scene.
Work Experience:
Co-founder of laser cutting/engraving business Kelly and Pavel Design LLC (2013-Present) Started successful and highly profitable custom laser cutting business Designed and programmed website (http://kellyandpaveldesign.com)
Freelance web developer. Custom website development for RTP clients. (2007-Present)
Xinray Systems - Simulation Engineering (Summer 2010) Software development job simulating electron emission models with different cathode-anode arrangements and initial currents/voltages. Development of a realistic emission models to match experimental data.
Applied Mathematics Fluids Lab (10/2007-5/2010), Orthopedics Lab (Summer 2009), Genetics Lab (iGEM competition Summer 2009), Tissue Engineering Lab (Summer 2009), Medical Robotics Lab (Honors Thesis 5/2010-4/2011), Development of a palmar collateral blood flow medical device with School of Medicine (5/2011-8/2011), and my graduate work in the Applied Nanotechnology Lab (8/2011-Present) which included x-ray imaging work with the Dept of Radiology, Radiation Oncology, and School of Dentistry.
Awards:
1st Place in NC RIoT Hackathon
Graduate Merit Award
Flexcell Award
Sarah Steele Danhoff Undergraduate Research Award
Integrated Biomedical Research Training Program, UNC School of Medicine and Dept of Biomedical Engineering; NIH Grant Number: 1R90-DA023417
Integrated Biomedical Research Training Program, UNC School of Medicine and Dept of Biomedical Engineering
2700 Brigadoon Dr. APT 1 Raleigh, NC 27606
(919)280-6639
James Dieffenderfer [email protected]
Education Doctor of Philosophy, Biomedical Engineering, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC; December 2016 (expected)
Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC; December 2010
Awards, Distinctions and Fellowships • Best Paper Award at IEEE Body Sensor Network 2015 • Nominated for Best Paper at IEEE Biowireless 2013 • North Carolina State University Graduate Fellowship • 1st Place Winner in Medical Category of NASA’s Create the Future Contest • Top Ten Finalist in CIMIT’s Prize for Primary Health Care Contest (awaiting results) • Dissertation research awarded the Chancellor’s Innovation Fund • Research featured as cover article on NASA’s Medical Briefs Magazine
Research Interests / Research Profile Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Architected and built continuous wave functional near-infrared spectroscopy systems. Prosthetics Explored impedance matching between agonist and antagonist muscles by modelling
a mechanical system with an analogous electrical circuit. Cockroach Reproduction Created system to introduce physical stimulus to 20 insects in petri dishes at
adjustable rates. Electrocardiography Research on the acquisition of bio-potentials. Spirometry Extensive research with peak flow acquisition and spirometry systems.
Publications and Patents J. Dieffenderfer, M. C. Bair, A. Bozkurt, “Towards a smart bandage with functional
near infrared spectroscopy capability.” IEEE BioWireless, January 2013. Uzsak, J. Dieffenderfer, A. Bozkurt, C. Schal, “Social facilitation of insect
reproduction with motor-driven tactile stimuli,” Proceedings of the Royal Society B, March 2014.
J. Dieffenderfer, E. Beppler, T. Novak, E. Whitmire, R. Jayakumar, C. Randall, Q. Weiguo, R. Rajagopalan, A. Bozkurt, “Solar powered wrist worn acquisition system for continuous photoplethysmogram monitoring.” IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, June 2014.
R. Brugarolas, J. Dieffenderfer, K. Walker, A. Wagner, B. Sherman, D. Roberts, A. Bozkurt, “Wearable wireless biophotonic and biopotential sensors for canine health monitoring.” IEEE Sensors, July 2014.
J. Dieffenderfer, M. Brown, S. Williams, L. Johnson, “Portable spirometer for imporved asthma management.” IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (Mini-symposium), June 2014.
J. Dieffenderfer, H. Goodell, B. Bent, E. Beppler, R. Jayakumar, M. Yokus, J. Jur, A. Bozkurt, D. Peden, “Wearable Wireless Sensors for Chronic Respiratory Disease Monitoring.” IEEE Body Sensor Network, June 2015.
F. Lin, M. McKnight, J. Dieffenderfer, E. Whitmire, T. Gosh, A. Bozkurt, “Microfabricated impedance sensors for concurrent tactile, biopotential, and wetness detection.” IEEE Sensors, July 2014.
One PCT (international patent) and two full patents pending on medical related devices.
Presentations • Closing seminar at LipoScience’s Engineering Week • North Carolina State University’s 8th Annual Graduate Research Symposium • Lulu eGames 2013 • ASSIST Industry Workshop 2014 • ASSIST Industry Workshop 2013 • ASSIST Industry Workshop 2012 • IEEE Biowireless 2013 • ASSIST NSF Site Visit 2013 • ASSIST NSF Site Visit 2014 • ASSIST NSF Site Visit 2015 • NASA Tech Brief’s Award Ceremony • Organized the 2012 Biomedical Undergraduate Symposium • Presented at Poole College of Management Board of Advisors 2014 Annual
Meeting • IEEE Body Sensor Network 2015 • IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference 2014 • Presented at UNC Board of Governors 2014
Career Experience Research Assistant, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, August 2013 – Present
• Focus on continuous wave functional near infrared spectroscopy • Sub focus on pulse oximetry and electrocardiography
Teaching Assistant, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, August 2012 – August 2013
• Mentored students in the construction of medical devices. • Graded assignments for Biomedical Senior Design class. • Organized the Biomedical Undergraduate Symposium. • Produced the “Medtech Innovation Station” educational podcast.
Mask Layout Designer, Qualcomm, Raleigh, NC, February 2010 – May 2011 • Designed physical layouts for components for Snapdragon mobile processor. • Generated abstracts for top level cells. • Improved power grid using Totem.
Competitive Analysis Engineer, CSpeed LLC, Liverpool, NY, May 2009 - August 2009
• Development of oscilloscope interface for Lecroy LogicStudio16. • Reverse engineered circuitry in competing devices.
Course Experience Biomedical Engineering Related • Medical Imaging: X-ray, CT, and Nuclear Medicine Systems • Medical Instrumentation • Medical Device Design • Bioelectricity and the Nervous System • Organic Chemistry I • Organic Chemistry II • Biochemistry Electrical Engineering Related • Wireless Communication Systems
• Intro to Embedded Systems • Engineering Statics • Electric Circuits • Fundamentals of Logic Design • Microelectronics • Linear Systems • Electromagnetic Fields • Mechatronics • Elements of Control • Linear Algebra • Microelectromechanical Systems
[email protected] SABA EMRANI (919) 999-0464
EDUCATION North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, PhD in Electrical Engineering, anticipated June 2016 GPA 4.0/4.0 Dissertation Topic: A Topo-Geometric Framework for Data Mining University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, MS, Electrical Engineering, July 2012 GPA 3.94/4.0 Masters Topic: Attack Detection and Identification in Cyber-Physical Systems Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran, MS in Electrical Engineering, November 2010 GPA: 3.94/4.0 Thesis Topic: Formation Control for Autonomous Underwater Vehicles with Limited Communication Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran, BS, Electrical Engineering, Feb 2008 GPA: 3.5/4.0 Thesis Topic: Design and Implementation of a Scaling Force Feedback Telerobotic System
RESEARCH INTERESTS Machine Learning, Data Mining, Physiological Signal Processing, Algorithm Development for Wearable Health Sensing, Biomedical Data Analysis, Statistical Modeling, Time-series analysis, Pattern recognition, Classification and Clustering, Graph Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Applied Mathematics
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Microsoft Research, Medical Devices Group Redmond, WA PhD Research Intern May 2014 - Aug 2014
Worked on data analysis and signal processing for cutting edge health sensors
Developed a novel framework for analysis of blood pressure wave data recorded noninvasively from the radial artery using a wearable tonometer
Analyzed radial pulse pressure data from 30 participants and accurately estimated various aspects of cardiovascular function
Performed motion artifact cancellation and extracted the pulse signals from pressure data corrupted by motion (walking, jogging and running)
Designed and completed a 15 subject data collection study using wearable tonometers and acceleration for the purposes of algorithm training and verification
Novartis Pharmaceutical, R&D Informatics Group East Hanover, NJ Data Scientist Intern Jun 2015 - Aug 2015
Developed machine learning techniques for modeling and prediction of chronic heart failure disease progression in Novartis clinical trial dataset of breakthrough treatments for heart failure (Paradigm) and Identified important pathological biomarkers for diagnosis
North Carolina State University, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, VISSTA group NSF ASSIST Nanosystems Center Research Assistant Aug 2012 - present
Developed a robust and accurate algorithm to detect wheezes in breathing sound signal in real time with very low computational complexity for a battery-free (power-constrained) wearable health monitoring platform
Created an efficient algorithm for spectral estimation of lung sound data for an app-connected wearable device to provide information about the size of obstructed airways in asthmatic patients
Analyzed and classified bio-acoustic signals using time-frequency techniques and wavelet packet decomposition
Developed a classification technique on large-scale datasets of MEG/EEG recordings on the brain for decoding natural and artificial visual stimuli with the goal of understanding how the brain perceives visual stimuli *
University of New Mexico, Electrical Engineering Department Summer 2012
Lecturer for Circuit Analysis II
Amirkabir University of Technology, Electrical Engineering Department, Computational Intelligence group Research Assistant May 2009 - Nov 2010
Designed and implemented individual particle optimized functional link neural network for real-time identification of nonlinear dynamic systems
Designed and simulated adaptive and decentralized formation controller for multiple AUVs in spatial motion with limited communication
Amirkabir University of Technology, Computer Engineering Department, Robotics Laboratory Undergraduate Research Assistant Jan 2006 - Sep 2007
Designed and implemented a scaling force feedback master-slave telerobotic system controller for nano-surgery applications
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
J1. "A Novel Framework for Pulse Pressure Wave Analysis Using Persistent Homology", Signal Processing Letters, IEEE, vol.22, no.11, pp.1879-1883, Nov. 2015,
with T. S. Saponas and D. Morris
J2. "Modeling Heart Failure Disease Progression Using Multi-task Learning", to be submitted to IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics, with D. Saldana and G. Clark. J3. "Persistent Homology of Delay Embeddings and its Application to Wheeze Detection," Signal Processing Letters, IEEE, vol. 21, no. 4, pp. 459-463, April 2014,
with T. Gentimis and H. Krim.
C1. "Spectral Estimation of Highly Transient Data", 2015 European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO’15), with H. Krim.
C2. "Robust Detection of Periodic Patterns in Gene Expression Microarray Data using Topological Signal Analysis", GlobalSIP14- Workshop on Genomic Signal
Processing and Statistics (GENSIPS’14), with H. Krim.
C3. "Real Time Detection of Harmonic Structure: a Case for Topological Signal Analysis", 2014 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal
Processing (ICASSP’14), with H. Chintakunta and H. Krim.
C4. "Wheeze Detection and Location using Spectro-temporal Analysis of Lung Sounds", The 29th Southern Biomedical Engineering Conference, SBEC 2013, with H.
Krim.
COMPUTATIONAL SKILLS MATLAB, C++, R, SQL, LabVIEW, ROS, PLC
HONORS AND AWARDS
Guaranteed research support for PhD studies from NSF as part of ASSIST Nanosystems Center Aug 2012 - present
NSF student travel award for Genomic Signal Processing and Statistics (GENSIPS’14) Dec 2014
Travel award for IEEE International Conference on Control Applications Sep 2011
Full scholarship from University of New Mexico for graduate studies 2011 - 2012
Full scholarship for MS and BS degree in Electrical engineering from Amirkabir University of Technology 2008 - 2010
Ranked 1st among MS Control Engineering students in Amirkabir University of Technology 2008 - 2010
Ranked 73rd among more than 20000 participants in Iranian National Entrance Exam for Graduate Studies in 2008 Electrical Engineering, Iran 2003-2008
Ranked 282nd (among top 0.1%) in Iranian National University Entrance Exam among 500,000 participants 2003
RESUME, Dawei Fan, University of Virginia
DAWEI FAN
[email protected], [email protected], Phone: 434‐326‐8238
Address: 265 Colonnade Drive, Charlottesville, VA, 22903
EDUCATION
Ph.D.: University of Virginia, Department of Computer Science, VA, United States 2013 ‐ now
Research area: Body Sensor Network, Signal processing, Embedded systems
Related courses: Machine Learning, Design of Algorithms, Advanced Signal Processing
M.S.: Tsinghua University, Department of Engineering Physics, Beijing, China 2010 ‐ 2013
Research Area: Embedded Systems (DSP, ARM), Control Theory and Applications
B.S.: Tsinghua University, Department of Engineering Physics, Beijing, China 2006 ‐ 2010
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Aggregator design for ASSIST project December 2013 ‐ now
Designed a data aggregator to effectively manage data flow in a self powered body sensor
network system, including both of hardware platform and software design
Programmed applications on both of PC side and Android mobile phone side in JAVA
Incontinence project May 2014 ‐ April 2015
Implemented hardware platforms to monitor motion of patients to explore correlation
between patients’ night time agitation and urinary incontinence
Designed algorithms to process motion data and evaluate patients’ agitation
Ozone daughter board redesign and calibration October 2013 ‐ April 2014
Redesigned PCB with Shimmer platform to sample environment data: temperature,
humidity, and ozone concentration as a part of research to explore correlation between
ozone concentration and asthma
Control system design for Active Magnetic Bearing (AMB) May 2011‐ September 2013
Designed an embedded system, an 8‐layer PCB using OMAP‐L137 dual core chip (DSP,
ARM) to control AMB with custom designed control algorithms
Programmed DSP algorithms, Linux drivers, and LabVIEW GUI
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Software Development:
Fluent in Java programming; familiar in Python, C, C++, Matlab, Verilog; Android
programming; Machine Learning; Digital signal processing
Hardware Development:
Rich experience in embedded hardware platforms; Printed Circuit Board (PCB) design
PUBLICATIONS
·J. Gong, K. M. Rose, I. A. Emi, J. P. Specht, E. Hoque, D. Fan, S. R. Dandu, and R. F. Dickerson,
“Home Wireless Sensing System for Monitoring Nighttime Agitation and Incontinence in Patients
with Alzheimer ’ s Disease.” (Presented at Wireless Health Conference 2015)
·Fan Dawei, Zhang Kai, Dong Jinping. “A Synchronous Data Acquisition System for Dynamic
Balancing Machines Based on CPLD”[C] 2011 International Conference on Computer Application and
System Modeling (ICCASM 2011), Vol. 3, Pp: 1920‐1923.
OTHER EXPERIENCE
·Internship, Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility (SSRF) July 2009
·Chief Editor, Magazine of Dept. of Engineering Physics, Tsinghua University 2009
·Technical Olympic Games Volunteer, Olympic Green Hockey Field (OGH) August 2008
·Teaching Volunteer, Spring Buds Program of China July 2007
RESUME, Dawei Fan, University of Virginia
DAWEI FAN
[email protected], [email protected], Phone: 434‐326‐8238
Address: 265 Colonnade Drive, Charlottesville, VA, 22903
EDUCATION
Ph.D.: University of Virginia, Department of Computer Science, VA, United States 2013 ‐ now
Research area: Body Sensor Network, Signal processing, Embedded systems
Related courses: Machine Learning, Design of Algorithms, Advanced Signal Processing
M.S.: Tsinghua University, Department of Engineering Physics, Beijing, China 2010 ‐ 2013
Research Area: Embedded Systems (DSP, ARM), Control Theory and Applications
B.S.: Tsinghua University, Department of Engineering Physics, Beijing, China 2006 ‐ 2010
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Aggregator design for ASSIST project December 2013 ‐ now
Designed a data aggregator to effectively manage data flow in a self powered body sensor
network system, including both of hardware platform and software design
Programmed applications on both of PC side and Android mobile phone side in JAVA
Incontinence project May 2014 ‐ April 2015
Implemented hardware platforms to monitor motion of patients to explore correlation
between patients’ night time agitation and urinary incontinence
Designed algorithms to process motion data and evaluate patients’ agitation
Ozone daughter board redesign and calibration October 2013 ‐ April 2014
Redesigned PCB with Shimmer platform to sample environment data: temperature,
humidity, and ozone concentration as a part of research to explore correlation between
ozone concentration and asthma
Control system design for Active Magnetic Bearing (AMB) May 2011‐ September 2013
Designed an embedded system, an 8‐layer PCB using OMAP‐L137 dual core chip (DSP,
ARM) to control AMB with custom designed control algorithms
Programmed DSP algorithms, Linux drivers, and LabVIEW GUI
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Software Development:
Fluent in Java programming; familiar in Python, C, C++, Matlab, Verilog; Android
programming; Machine Learning; Digital signal processing
Hardware Development:
Rich experience in embedded hardware platforms; Printed Circuit Board (PCB) design
PUBLICATIONS
·J. Gong, K. M. Rose, I. A. Emi, J. P. Specht, E. Hoque, D. Fan, S. R. Dandu, and R. F. Dickerson,
“Home Wireless Sensing System for Monitoring Nighttime Agitation and Incontinence in Patients
with Alzheimer ’ s Disease.” (Presented at Wireless Health Conference 2015)
·Fan Dawei, Zhang Kai, Dong Jinping. “A Synchronous Data Acquisition System for Dynamic
Balancing Machines Based on CPLD”[C] 2011 International Conference on Computer Application and
System Modeling (ICCASM 2011), Vol. 3, Pp: 1920‐1923.
OTHER EXPERIENCE
·Internship, Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility (SSRF) July 2009
·Chief Editor, Magazine of Dept. of Engineering Physics, Tsinghua University 2009
·Technical Olympic Games Volunteer, Olympic Green Hockey Field (OGH) August 2008
·Teaching Volunteer, Spring Buds Program of China July 2007
Rachel Foote [email protected] 440-813-4508
Summary
A highly motivated student seeking a full time position in the textile and/or engineering industry following
graduation in May 2016. Experience with Solidworks, JMP and Microsoft Excel/Visual Basic for Applications
provide an excellent background. Also Lean Six Sigma Trained. Interested in full time employment where
leadership, organizational and effective communication skills will be utilized.
Education
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, Raleigh, NC May 2016
Bachelor of Science in Textile Engineering
Minor in Biological Sciences
G.P.A. - 4.00/4.00
Relevant Coursework
Textile Engineering Quality Improvement (Six Sigma)
Technology of Dyeing and Finishing
Advanced Human Anatomy and Physiology
Current Projects
Undergraduate Research Assistant August 2014-Present
College of Textiles, NCSU, Raleigh, NC
Co-inventor of provisional patent technology: Flexible Interconnects, Systems, and Uses Thereof
Research methods of integrating biological/environmental sensors into wearable textiles
Test conductive inks to interconnect embedded organic LEDs, sensors and circuits
Develop strong research, planning and communication skills
Professional Experience
Quality Assurance Lab Technician Summer Intern May 2015-August 2015
L Brands, Reynoldsburgh, OH
Provided daily quality assurance testing on various garments and fabrics
Developed a new internal test method for quality approving fabrics
NC Space Grant Summer Intern (Open Technology Innovation Group) May 2014-August 2014
LORD Corporation, Cary, NC
Performed research and development of new adhesive technology for rubber parts
Took part in marketing research of the new adhesive technology
Head Child Development Coach & Camp Counselor June 2011-August 2013
Dreamsports Center, Apex, NC
Bridal Gown Sales Associate May 2010-April 2011
The Bridal Gallery at MacGregor Village, Cary, NC
Honors & Activities
2015 E-Week Committee Member
Habitat for Humanity NCSU Chapter Member
University Scholars Program Member
NCTF Scholarship Recipient
NCSU Dean’s List for every semester
Textile Engineering Society
Human Physiology for Clothing and Wearables
Polymer Engineering
Engineering Textile Structures: Linear Assemblies
Michael J. Hall Cell Phone: (850) 284-4810
5413 Chasscot Court, Raleigh, NC 27606 Email: [email protected]
Education
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, MSE PhD. Student, expected graduation 2018
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, Master of Nanoengineering, May 9th 2015, GPA 3.73
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, Bachelor of Science, MSE, Dec. 2011
Graduate Coursework:
Optical Properties of Semiconductors, Micro/Nanoscale Fabrication and Manufacturing, Micro and Nano
Electromechanical Systems, Materials Science and Processing of Semiconductor Devices, Physical Electronics,
Electronic Properties of Materials
Characterization/Processing Methods:
I have used and am familiar with several material characterization/processing techniques including: SEM, EDX,
FTIR, UV/Vis Spectroscopy, Optical Emission Spectroscopy, XRD, XPS, TEM, Tensile testing, Impact testing,
Etching, Optical Microscopy, Ellipsometry, AFM, Hall Effect Measurement, Sputtering, Sol-gel deposition,
Photolithography, Reactive Ion Etching, Acid Digestion of Composites
Experience
Research Projects:
ATI Allvac, Senior Design Project (2011)
Developed an electrolytic etch procedure to determine the amount of delta phase present in Inconel 718+
Nickel superalloy. Working as a team the procedure was optimized, an algorithm for image analysis was
created, and results were delivered via written report and an oral presentation.
Institute of Maintenance Science and Technology, Boeing Project (2008 & 2009)
Worked as part of a team that characterized recycled carbon fibers using optical and scanning electron
microscopy in addition to mechanical testing. Fabricated new non-woven materials from recycled fibers.
Mounted individual fibers (5-7 micron diameter) and performed tensile testing. Performed acid digestion
of composite panels to determine fiber content. Conducted mixing experiments to improve uniformity of
non-woven materials. Characterized fibers using Scanning Electron Microscopy to determine morphology
and diameter. Performed X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy to determine surface chemistry of the fibers
(amount of different functional groups present). Results were delivered to Boeing via written reports and
teleconference updates.
NanoScience and Engineering Research Group (NSERG) (July 2015-current)
Collaborated with Dr. Vashaee to design and build a thermal compression bonder for fabrication of
thermoelectric modules. I have constructed modules for use in a prototype armband which will power a
wearable device. Future research interests include fabricating oxide thermoelectric materials,
incorporating a controlled atmosphere in the thermal compression bonder, and other types of solid state
cooling and power generation in addition to thermoelectric effect.
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Ahmed Hasnain Jalal
Graduate Student - Ph.D., Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Florida International University
Cell Phone: +786-620-7151
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]
Research Interest: Micro/Nano-scale Fabrication, Electrochemistry, Optics
Education:
■ Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering (continued)
University : Florida International University (FIU)
CGPA : 3.92/4.0
Supervisor : Dr. Shekhar Bhansali
■ M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE)
University : Purdue University Calumet (PUC), Hammond, IN
CGPA : 3.9/4.0 Passing Year: 2010
Patent:
1. Ahmed Hasnain Jalal and A. G. Agwu Nnanna, “Oxazine-Based Sensor for Contaminants Detection,
fabrication method therefor, and uses thereof”, Patent No. US 8,735,165 B2, May 27, 2014.
Journal:
1. Ahmed Hasnain Jalal, Jinsong Yu, and A. G. Agwu Nnanna, 2012, “Fabrication and Calibration
of Oxazine-Based Optic Fiber Sensor for Detection of Ammonia in Water,” Journal of Applied
Optics, Vol. 51, Issue 17, pp. 3768 – 3775.
Conference Proceedings:
1. Ahmed Hasnain Jalal, Sajib Roy, and Fahmida Alam, 2014, “Thermal cycling layer by layer dip
coating method for oxazine formation on clad modified optical fiber core”, International
Conference on Advances in Electrical Engineering, 9-11 January, 2014, Vellore, India.
2. Ahmed Hasnain Jalal, Sajib Roy and Mohammad A. Ahad, 2013, “Comparative analysis of the
performance of polymer based opto-chemical sensor in detecting ammonia in diverse mediums”,
IEEE Southeast Conference, 4-7 April, 2013, Jacksonville, Florida.
3. Ahmed Hasnain Jalal, Sajib Roy and Mohammad A. Ahad, 2013, “Evanescent-based Clad-
modified Polymer Optical Fiber Sensor for Ammonia gas detection”, International Conference on
Engineering Research, Innovation and Education 2013, 11-13 January, Sylhet, Bangladesh.
Research Experience:
■ Research at Bio-MEMS Lab, FIU: Developing wearable transdermal alcohol sensor (August 2014 to
present)
■ Research at Purdue Water Institute: Developed evanescent clad-modified optical fiber sensor for
waterborne pH-based contaminants detection.
LI, Xueqing Postdoctoral research associate
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Pennsylvania State University Address: 351 IST, University Park, PA 16802, USA
+1-814-777-8680, [email protected], http://www.cse.psu.edu/~xzl3/
Education • Ph.D. Department of Electronic Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. 08/2007-07/2013 • B.S. Department of Electronic Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. 08/2003-07/2007
Research Expertise and Interests • “Post-CMOS” circuit and system design using emerging devices, e.g. Tunnel FETs (TFET), Ferroelectric
negative capacitance FET (NCFET), Hyper-FET, SymFET, etc. o Circuit design of rectifier, DC-DC converter, current-mode logic (CML), ADC, DAC, memory, etc. o Energy harvester design and nonvolatile processor (NVP) optimizations; o Emerging device evaluation for analog and mixed-signal circuit and systems.
• Mixed-signal CMOS IC system design, e.g. amplifier, filter, data converters, I/O interface, etc.
Project Experience • 2013-2015, Penn State University, emerging device, circuit and system design & evaluation
o TFET: AC-DC/DC-DC converter, amplifier, current-mode logic, ADC, DAC, memory, RF circuits, etc. o Negative Capacitance FET: Nonvolatile DFF/logic, 1T and 2T memory, and nonvolatile processors (NVP); o SymFET VCO, FinFET SRAM, BDD logic based on Ferroelectric Single-Electron Transistors; o Metal-insulator device applications: SRAM, coupled oscillators, and Hyper-FET Boolean&neural circuits.
• 2014-2015, Penn State University & Tsinghua University, A 14-bit 1.0GS/s DAC with DEM o State-of-the-art SFDR for uncalibrated CMOS Nyquist DACs;
• 2013-2014, Tsinghua University, A 14-bit 1.0GS/s DAC with background calibration o Successful current source area reduction by 8 times with calibration;
• 2011-2013, Tsinghua University, A 14bit 1.0GS/s Nyquist DAC with CSCS and TRI-DRRZ o State-of-the-art power efficiency among >250MS/s CMOS DACs;
• 2012-2013, Tsinghua University, A 14bit 250MS/s Nyquist DAC with TRI-DRRZ o State-of-the-art SFDR among >250MS/s uncalibrated CMOS DACs with proposed interleaving techniques;
• 2007-2013, Tsinghua University, 1.0-Gbps LVDS I/O, A 12bit 250MS/s DAC, A 16bit 20kHz ΣΔ ADC;
Publications • 5 China and 1 US patents, plus 7 pending; • 30+ peer-reviewed journals and conference proceeding papers, including TCAS, TCAD, TMSCS, TVLSI, TED,
JETCAS, MICRO, DAC, IEDM, HPCA, ICCAD, NVMTS, ISVLSI, ISCAS, CSICS, ISLPED, etc.
Teaching • VLSI System Design, Spring 2016, Penn State University
Honors and Awards • HPCA Best Paper Award (2015), Beijing Excellent Student Award (2012), Comprehensive Scholarship of
Tsinghua University (2008, 2009, 2011, and 2012), Excellent Student Instructor Award of Tsinghua University (2010, 2011), Technical Internship Scholarship for Ph.D. Students of Tsinghua University (2010)
207 Dark Oak Drive Michael Lim [email protected]
Cary, NC 27513 (903)944-9637
About Me I am a systems driven device engineer with a background in gas sensor design and material property analysis. I have experience in experimental design, clean room tooling, device design and analysis, as well as project management.
Education
North Carolina State University P.h.D Electrical Engineering – Ultra Low Power Gas Sensors, In Progress M.S. Electrical Engineering, December 2012
B.S. Electrical Engineering, December 2010 Cum Laude Current GPA: 3.615/4.0
Work Experience
ASSIST NERC (NCSU), Research Assistant Raleigh, NC May 2011 – Current
Researching semiconductor solar assisted water splitting and electrode stability by ALD
Maximizing surface area and controlled formation of nanoparticles using ALD/Plasma Enhanced Sputtering
Performing AFM imaging for surface analysis and particle characterization
Development of ultra-high capacity Li-ion anodes
Low power wearable heterojunction semiconductor gas sensors
Noise spectroscopy for gas sensor materials adsorption characterization
Mentor for multiple senior design teams covering healthcare focused wearables
Sensus Metering Systems Inc, Engineering Intern Raleigh, NC May 2010 – September 2010
Wrote program with self-building feature tree’s and Graphical User Interface
Program read an excel spreadsheet to dynamically build features upon each program execution
Accessed an excel spreadsheet to provide a comprehensive list of user selections and outputs data in several options
Freedm Center (NCSU),Research Assistant Raleigh, NC January 2010-December 2010
Researched novel ways to improve rapid charging for lithium-ion batteries
Investigated causes for lithium ion battery life cycle due to rapid charging
Investigated optical isolation circuits for solid state transformer feedback
MeadWestVaco (MWV), Technical Intern Raleigh, NC September 2008-December 2009
Wrote an interactive program triggered by RFID tags for use in smart packaging field.
Consulted in electronics use and theory for innovative consumer packaging technology.
Edited/wrote code used in voice activated microcontroller products with touch screen interface.
Technical Skills
Clean Room Fab Maintenance of vacuum deposition systems
AFM Imaging Scanning Electron Microscopy
AlGaN/GaN Processes
Physical Vapor Deposition
Plasma Etching
Atomic Layer Deposition
Relevant Courses
Product Innovation Laboratory
Solid State Electronics Experimental Analog Circuits
Physical Electronics
Linear Systems Electromagnetic Fields IC Tech and Fab Principles of MOS Devices
Power Electronics Electronics Engineering Adv Math for Engineers(PDE’s)
Analog Electronics
Publications M. Lim, S. Mills, B. Lee, and V. Misra. Application of AlGaN/GaN Heterostructures for Ultra-Low Power Nitrogen Dioxide Sensing. ECS J. Solid State Sci. Technol.2015 volume 4, issue 10, S3034-S3037. doi: 10.1149/2.0101510jss
Namita Lokare
Active Sensing and Robotic (ARoS) Lab, Telephone: +1(213)-509-0312 3024 Engineering Building II B, [email protected] EDUCATION INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE Doctoral student, Data Scientist Intern May - Aug 2015 ECE Department Censio, Allston,MA NCSU - Digital Signal Processing Expected DEC 2016 - Supervised & Unsupervised Machine Learning - Deep Learning and various other data analysis Master of Science, algorithms Biomedical Engineering, - Developing models to represent physical USC, CA phenomenon associated with car movements May 2012 and human movements that can be measured with the smartphone Bachelor of Science, Biomedical Engineering, Image Processing Intern Jan – May 2012 BVP, India Wildtrack, Portugal May 2010 - Data collection - Developed software to capture the images SKILLS using the Kinect SDK
- Analyzed the collected data using Computational: MATLAB, image processing methods Python, C, C++, R and exposure to JMP & SAS RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Research: Machine Research Assistant, NCSU Learning, Pattern - Prediction and Detection by Fusing Kinematic Recognition, Computer and Physiological Sensing Vision, Data Analysis, - Footprint Segmentation of animals Digital Signal from RGB-D data Processing, - Brain Image Registration Time series Analysis Directed Research Student, USC Clinical: Collaborative - Contour enhancement, medical images Institutional Training Initiative Certified PUBLICATIONS
- Lokare, Namita; Ge, Qian; Snyder, Wesley; ACADEMIC POSITIONS Jewell, Zoe; Allibhai, Sky; Lobaton, Edgar; “Manifold Learning Approach to Curve - Research Assistant, Identification with Applications to Footprint NCSU Segmentation”, 2014 IEEE Symposium Series on - Treasurer, Computational Intelligence Graduate Student - Ge, Qian; Lokare, Namita; Lobaton, Edgar;”Non- Association (GSA) Rigid Image Registration under Non- - Teaching Assistant, deterministic Deformation Bounds”, 2014
USC Symposium on Medical Image Processing& Analysis
445 Waupelani Drive
Apt F-10 State College, PA 16801
Phone (787) 307-2826
E-mail [email protected]
Idellyse Martínez Quiles
Education Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
PhD in Electrical Engineering (In Progress)
G.P.A. 4.00
Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR
Master of Science in Manufacturing and Automation Engineering (M.S.M.E.)
G.P.A. 4.00
Inter American University of Puerto Rico, Bayamon, PR
Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering (B.S.E.E.)
Summa Cum Laude Honors
G.P.A. 4.00
Awards
received
James R. and Barbara R. Palmer Fellowship in Electrical Engineering
Recipient of University Graduate Fellowship
Paul F. Anderson Graduate Fellowship
PRIDCO Scholarship
Professional
Experience
Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA
Graduate Research Assistant
Inter American University Bayamon, PR
Professor of Engineering
Experience in teaching Reliability, Electromagnetism II and Communications Lab, Probability and
Statistics, Engineering Economy.
Mech-Tech College Vega Baja, PR
Professor of Electrical Engineering Technologies
Experience in teaching Physics, Mathematics, and Circuit Analysis and Theory, Electronics, Pneumatics,
and Mechanical Control.
Languages Spanish and fluent in English speaking and writing.
Skills
Skillful in Microsoft Applications.
MatLab, C++, VBA macro programming, PLC Ladder Programming, Assembly Programming.
Knowledge in Workbench, Logics Pro, CST, HFSS, and statistical and simulation software like Minitab
and Arena.
Publications
I. Martinez, A. H. Panaretos, and D. H. Werner, “Design Synthesis of Multi- and Broad-band Gap
Electromagnetic Metasurfaces,” Broadband Metamaterials in Electromagnetics: Technology and
Applications, (Ed. D. H. Werner), Pan Stanford Publishing, (Book Chapter to be released).
Martinez I. and Werner D. H., "Reconfigurable beam steering metasurface absorbers." Antennas and
Propagation Society International Symposium (APSURSI), 2014 IEEE. IEEE, 2014.
Martin, S. H., Martinez, I., Turpin, J. P., Werner, D. H., Lier, E., & Bray, M. G. (2014). The Synthesis
of Wide-and Multi-Bandgap Electromagnetic Surfaces With Finite Size and Nonuniform Capacitive
Loading. Microwave Theory and Techniques, IEEE Transactions on, 62(9), 1962-1972.
Martinez, I., Panaretos, A., Werner, D. H., Oliveri, G., & Massa, A. (2013, April). Ultra-thin
reconfigurable electromagnetic metasurface absorbers. In Antennas and Propagation (EuCAP), 2013 7th
European Conference on (pp. 1843-1847). IEEE.
Panaretos, A., Martinez, I., & Werner, D. H. (2013, July). Ultra-thin wideband absorbers comprised of
frequency selective surfaces with concentric square loop elements. In Antennas and Propagation Society
International Symposium (APSURSI), 2013 IEEE (pp. 478-479). IEEE.
Michael David McKnight [email protected]
(919)-810-7680
Permanent Address:
2241 Trailwood Valley Cir, Raleigh, NC, 27603
EDUCATION Ph.D. Student, Electrical Engineering Expected 2017 B.S., Biomedical Engineering May 2012 North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina o Valedictorian/Summa Cum Laude (4.0 GPA)
INTERESTS/EXPERIENCE o MEMS/NEMS Fabrication; MEMS Modeling (ANSYS); Biosensors; Bio-electrodes; Electronic Textiles;
Flexible Electronics; MEMS Packaging; Biological Internet of Things (BIoT); o Technology and Public Policy; System Design for the Developing World
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow Aug 2014-present o Design Optimization of Fiber-Based Biomedical Sensors for Smart Textile Devices
Dean’s Doctoral Fellow (NC State College of Engineering) Aug 2013-July 2014 o Cleanroom Fabrication (Flexible Electrodes, Microelectrode Arrays, Multi-modal Sensors)
PLAMAHS Program Manager (Honduras) Aug 2012-July 2013 o Performed needs assessment and analysis for implementation of Healthcare Tech./ Infrastructure
Mgmt. Software o Facilitated best-practice planning for implementation of software into national healthcare system.
Undergraduate Research Assistant February 2011-May 2012
PUBLICATIONS Journal Articles:
1.) McKnight, M., Verderber, A., Bozkurt, A. (2014) Early Metamorphic Insertion Technology for Insect Flight Behavior Monitoring. Journal of Visualized Experiments. 89. doi:10.3791/50901
Conference Publications:
1.) Lin F, Yao S, McKnight M, Zhu Y, Bozkurt A. (2016) Silver Nanowire Based Wearable Sensors for Multimodal Sensing. IEEE Conference on Biomedical Wireless Technologies, Networks, and Sensing Systems. Austin, Texas. (Presenting Author)
2.) McKnight M, Lin F, Ghosh T, Bozkurt A. (2015) Towards Paper Based Diaper Sensors. IEEE Biomedical Circuits and Systems Conference. Atlanta, Georgia. (Presenting Author)
3.) Lin F, McKnight M, Dieffenderfer J, Ghosh T, Bozkurt A. (2014) Microfabricated Impedance Sensors for Concurrent Tactile, Biopotential and Wetness Detection. IEEE Sensors Conference 2014, Valencia, Spain, pp. 1312-1315.
4.) Verderber A, McKnight M, Bozkurt A. (2013) Electromagnetic Levitation Platform for Wireless Study of Insect Flight Neurophysiology. 35th International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC’13), Osaka, Japan.
Patent Applications: 1.) Bozkurt A, Ghosh T, McKnight M. Smart Sensing Systems and Related Methods. PCT International
Application No. PCT/US2015/059118. Filed Nov. 4, 2015.
HONORS Park Scholarship, Full Merit Scholarship 2008-2012
Gen. Hugh Shelton Leadership Award of Excellence (First student to be awarded twice) 2012, 2014
Grant Recipient: Biomedical Device Research at the University of Cordoba, Argentina 2011
4944-101 Summit Arbor Dr. Raleigh, NC 27612
Steven C. Mills 540-840-1073 [email protected]
Objective My goal is to obtain a job or internship to utilize and expand my skills as an electrical engineer focusing in product development, embedded systems or device characterization
Education North Carolina State University B.S. Electrical Engineering May 2010, 4.0 GPA, Dean’s list every semester M.S. Electrical Engineering May 2012 3.94 GPA Ph.D. Electrical Engineering Expected graduation date Dec 2016, 3.974 GPA to date
Specialized Courses
Electric Circuits Fundamentals of Logic Design Linear Systems Electromagnetic Fields Microelectronics Intro to Solid State Devices Computer System Programming (C) Analog Electronics (3 semesters)
Design of Complex Digital Systems Intro to Probability and Statistics Advanced Mathematics for Engineers Physical Electronics IC Tech and Fabrication Frontiers of Nanotechnology Soft Electronics Optical Properties of Semiconductors
Technical skills
Clean room experience, semiconductor device characterization, AFM, SEM, XRD
Matlab, PSpice, Sentaurus, AutoCAD, Solid Works LabVIEW
Programming: Embedded systems, scripting, data processing
C, C++, Java, Verilog, Synopsys TCAD, TCL, Ruby
Work Experience
Research Assistant, NCSU Investigated gas sensing properties of metal oxide thin films System level design team member for integration of novel sensors on COTS platform Designed and maintained lab tools for sensor testing and deposition processes Evaluated reliability of Atomic Layer Deposited SiO2 as function of anneal conditions
Software Intern, Cisco, Summer 2010 Developed TCL scripts to automate testbed device verification
Summer 2009 Research Experience for Undergraduates Program Characterized devices to examine the effectiveness of nanoparticle floating gate FLASH
memory using a novel deposition process Detailer, Martin Architectural, July 2007 – August 2008
Prepared project drawings with AutoSketch based on customer specifications Draftsman, Tripp Engineering March 2005 – August 2006
Created civil drawings with AutoCAD for building sites and utilities Production Engineer and Sales Technician, HMF Express, June 2001 – November 2004
Programmed turret punches on a per job basis Created template program to increase throughput of common jobs
Activities and Honors
President/Vice President of NSF ASSIST Engineering Research Center Student Leadership Council 2012-2015
Active member of Eta Kappa Nu Engineering Honor Society, Treasurer 2009-2010 William D. Stevenson, Jr. Endowed Scholarship 2008-2009 Progress Energy Scholarship 2009-2010
Publications Mills, S., et al., "Atomic Layer Deposited TiO2 thin films for environmental gas sensing," in SENSORS, 2013 IEEE , pp.1-4, 3-6 Nov. 2013 Mills. S, et al., “Atomic Layer Deposition of SnO2 for Selective Room Temperature Low ppb Level O3 Sensing,” ECS J. of Solid State Science and Technology, 4 (10) S3059-S3061 (2015)
References Available upon request
Goals
To gain experience, learn new skills and theories, and develop new technology in the field of
mechanical engineering and wearable technology that will utilize and enhance current technical,
scientific, and leadership abilities.
Education
Ph.D. North Carolina State University: Mechanical Engineering, 2014 – 2018 GPA 3.6/4.0
M.S. North Carolina State University: Mechanical Engineering, 2012 - 2014 GPA 3.5/4.0
Concentration in Nanotechnology and Thermal Management
B.S. Mississippi State University: Mechanical Engineering, 2008 - 2012 GPA 3.6/4.0
Graduated Magna Cum Laude
E.I.T. Mississippi, April 2012
Professional Experience
North Carolina State University August 2012 – Current, Graduate Researcher, ASSIST
Hold office hours to assist undergraduate students, grade homework, and lead
undergraduate laboratory class in fluids and thermodynamics
Develop innovative, nanotechnology enabled sensors that are flexible and stretchable for
use in continuous health monitoring with a focus on electrocardiograms,
electromyograms, and hydration sensing
Design flexible and stretchable antennas using silver nanowires
Create energy harvesting body map with respect to movement profiles
Integrate rigid TEGs into a flexible, wearable format for on-body energy harvesting
Develop novel graphene and textile-based polymers for integration with textiles as heat
sinks
Study fluid wicking capabilities of textiles and the effect of knit structure on direction of
flow
Industrial Assessment Center February 2010-May 2012, Undergraduate Assistant
Assess energy usage for manufacturing plants and discuss energy saving methods with
plant operators and managers
Create formal reports detailing recommendations for energy conservation in daily plant
operations
Argonne National Laboratory Summer 2011, Undergraduate Research Intern
Research pertaining to thermodynamic analysis of biomass to biofuel conversion
Detail exergy analysis of ethanol production
Prepare formal report on exergy and thermodynamic evaluation of ethanol production
Advanced Combustion Engine Lab Summer 2010, Research Assistant
Research pertaining to improving combustion efficiency in diesel engines
Create detailed procedure for running tests
Create electrical schematic of measurement equipment
Contacts available upon request.
Publications
A. Myers, H. Huang, and Y. Zhu, Wearable silver nanowire dry electrodes for
electrophysiological sensing, RSC Advances 5:15 (2015) pp. 11627-11632.
Amanda Myers
B.S., M.S., E.I.T.
Mechanical
Engineering:
Nanotechnology,
Biomechanics, Thermal
Management, Wearable
Technology Integration
Permanent Address:
4944 Summit Arbor Dr.
Apt. 101
Raleigh, NC 27612
(501) 951-0286
Professional Attributes
Strong attention to
detail
Goal oriented and
motivated
Excellent time
management and
communication skills
Determined to finish
assignments on time
Dedicated employee
Learns and
comprehends new
tasks quickly
Experience with
system level design
Multidisciplinary
engineering
background
Technical Skills
MathCAD, ANSYS,
Origin, Matlab,
SolidWorks, 3D printing
softwares, COMSOL
Affiliations
American Society
Mechanical
Engineers - ASME
(2010)
L. Song, A. Myers, J. Adams, and Y. Zhu, Stretchable and reversibly deformable radio frequency antennas based
on silver nanowires, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces 6:6 (2014) pp.4248-4253.
A. Myers, L. Du, H. Huang, and Y. Zhu, Novel wearable EMG sensors based on nanowire technology,
Proceedings from 36th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology (2014)
pp. 1674-1677.
A. Myers and Y. Zhu, Soft dry electrodes for electrocardiogram with conductive silver nanowires, MRS
Proceedings 1685 (2014).
IP available upon request.
Honors
President, Student Leadership Council ASSIST 2014-2015
President’s List, Mississippi State University 2008-2009, 2010-2011
Member Shackouls Honors College, Mississippi State University 2008-2010
Dean’s List, Mississippi State University 2009-2010, 2011-2012
Timothy W. Shay 2300 Trailwood Hills Dr. [email protected] 911 Partners Way Raleigh, NC 27603 Engineering Building 1, Room 1008 920/619-3322 Raleigh, NC 27695
Education 2012 - Present North Carolina State University Raleigh, NC M.S. Chemical and Biological Engineering (2014) GPA 3.96/4.00 2007 - 2012 University of Wisconsin-Madison Madison, WI B.S. Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (2012) GPA 3.75/4.00 B.S. Applied Mathematics (2012)
Research Experience
2012 - Present North Carolina State University Raleigh, NC Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering Advisors: Dr. Michael D. Dickey and Dr. Orlin D. Velev
Investigating hydrogels, microfluidics, and liquid metals for use with wearable health devices for monitoring biomarkers and EKG signals
2010 - 2012 University of Wisconsin Madison Madison, WI Undergraduate Researcher, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Characterized rheological properties of biomass materials for processing under Dr. Daniel Klingenberg
Analyzed flow patterns in simulations under Dr. Michael Graham
Work Experience 2011, 2012 Kimberly-Clark Neenah, WI Co-op Engineer – Front End Innovation
Tested and optimized diaper designs to improve performance
2010 Andersen Windows Stillwater, MN Intern Engineer – Research Development and Innovation
Tested and modeled performance of window units under heating and cooling
2008, 2009 City of Green Bay Green Bay, WI Intern Engineer – Department of Public Work Sewer Division
Created and implemented a plan for storm sewer outfall testing
Leadership 2013 - 2014 NCSU CBE Graduate Student Organization Webmaster
Organized departmental events and fundraisers
2013 – Present NSF ASSIST Student Leadership Council (SLC) President/Treasure/SWOT Analyst
Oversee and manage all activities performed by our SLC members Perform an annual SWOT analysis of the ASSIST center and present results to the
NSF
Publications
Samaniuk, J. R., Shay, T. W., Root, T. W., Klingenberg, D. J. and Scott, C. T. (2014), A novel rheometer design for yield stress fluids. AIChE J., 60: 1523–1528. doi: 10.1002/aic.14329
Awards
2013 NC ACS Local Conference – 3rd place poster
2014 NC ACS Local Conference – 2nd place poster
2014 NCSU Schoenborn Research Symposium – 1st place poster
2015 NCSU Schoenborn Research Symposium – 1st place poster
TIANCHENG XUE
Department of Mechanical EngineeringUniversity of Utah1495 E 100 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Phone: 385 722 6385Email: [email protected]
A highly motivated and versatile PhD student with a strong background in system design and implementa-tion. I do research on wearable energy harvesting and my broader interests lie in technologies that directlyimpact human life.
EDUCATION
Doctorate student, Mechanical EngineeringUniversity of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT GPA 3.96 September 2013 - presentAdvisor: Prof. Shad Roundy
Bachelor of Engineering with Distinction, Mechanical Design, Manufacturing and AutomationHuazhong University of Science & Technology, Wuhan, China June 2013
EXPERIENCE
Graduate Research Assistant September 2013 - presentUniversity of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
• Developed a generalized rotational inertial harvester model to predict the upper limit for energy gen-eration from human motion input.
• Designed and built several wearable energy harvester prototypes demonstrating energy generation fromhuman motion.
Undergraduate Research Assistant May 2011 - June 2013State Key Lab of Digital Manufacturing Equipment & Technology, Wuhan, China
• Led a team of six to design and build a hot pressing apparatus for anisotropic conductive adhesive inflip-chip bonding.
• Tutored students in CAD softwares and technical drawings.
Undergraduate Research Assistant March 2010 - March 2011Huazhong University of Science & Technology, Wuhan, China
• Conducted experiments in testing an adaptive high-rise escape system based on friction disks.• Deigned a portable newspaper vending machine.
SKILLS
• Native Mandarin speaker; fluent in English.• Software and programming skills include NX Unigraphics, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Matlab, Mathemat-
ica, ANSYS, C++, Arduino, LTSpice and LATEX
PUBLICATIONS & PATENTS
• Xue T and Roundy S 2015 “Analysis of Magnetic Plucking Configurations for Frequency Up-ConvertingHarvesters” J. Phys. Conf. Ser. 660 012098
• Xue T, Ma X, Rahn C and Roundy S 2014 “Analysis of Upper Bound Power Output for a Wrist-WornRotational Energy Harvester from Real-World Measured Inputs” J. Phys. Conf. Ser. 557 012090
• Tao B, Zhu Q, Cheng X, Pan W, Xue T, Tang P, Luo C, Feng M, Hong Y, Hu Y, Zhou P andZhang Y. “Hot pressing device for anisotropic conductive adhesive in backing bonding equipment” CNApplication 201310095073, 2013
SHANSHAN YAO, Ph.D. Candidate Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Minor in Material Science, NC State University
3315 Engineering Building III, 911 Oval Dr., Raleigh, NC 27695 Cell: (919) 455-8562; E-mail: [email protected]
Summary
- Professional, self-motivated, creative, problem-solving, collaborative team member with excellent abilities to quickly acquire multi-disciplinary knowledge and perform cross-disciplinary research
- 8 peer-reviewed journal publications, 4 issued patents, 2 conference proceedings (up to December, 2015)
- 4 years in nanomaterials based flexible/stretchable devices development and characterization (highly stretchable strain/pressure sensors, stretchable ECG/EMG electrodes and textile integration, skin hydration sensors, electrothermal actuators for soft robotics and origami, stretch-triggered novel drug delivery system)
- 4 years in ceramic/film fabrication (solid-state processing, sol-gel, pulsed laser deposition) and characterization (SEM/EDX, AFM, XRD, TGA-DSC, raman, photoluminescence, UV-vis spectroscopy, I-V, impedance measurement, ferroelectric/piezoelectric/pyroelectric properties testing, thermal conductivity, tensile testing)
- Cleanroom experience (E-beam evaporation, photolithography, RTA, vacuum annealing, etc.)
Research Experience
Silver Nanowires (AgNWs) based electrothermal actuators, North Carolina State University 2015-present - Developed stretchable silver nanowire based heaters. Demonstrated the applications of the silver nanowire based heaters for electrothermal actuators with applications in self-walker, grippers and self-folding origami AgNWs based wearable sensors for motion tracking and long-term health monitoring North Carolina State University, ASSIST ERC Center 2012-2015 - Successfully developed highly stretchable capacitive sensors for strain and pressure sensing - Developed stretchable bioelectrodes for long term ECG/EMG and skin hydration monitoring. Demonstrated the integration with textiles - Developed multifunctional chest patch for concurrent and continuous sensing of motion, ECG and skin impedance Stretch-triggered drug delivery system, North Carolina State University 2014-2015 - Developed a wearable, tensile strain-triggered drug delivery device consisting of an elastomer and microgel-depots containing drug loaded nanoparticles. Demonstrated a simple and easily accessible manner for spatiotemporally controlled drug delivery.
Lead-free Ba(Ti0.8Zr0.2)O3-50(Ba0.7Ca0.3)TiO3 ceramics & thin films, Master Research Electronic Materials Research Laboratory (EMRL), Xi’an Jiaotong University 2009 - 2012
- Thin film/ceramics fabrication and characterization. Systematically investigated the effects of oxygen pressure, substrate temperature, pulse density, pulse frequency, annealing conditions on thin films prepared by PLD process.
Lead-free K0.5Na0.5NbO3 thin films, Undergraduate Research EMRL, Xi’an Jiaotong University 2008 - 2009
- Thick thin film fabrication by a sol-gel process modified with polyvinylpyrrolidones (PVPs) and materials characterization. Systematically investigated the effects of annealing temperature, film thickness and pyrolysis temperature
EDUCATION
North Carolina State University, NC Aug. 2012-present - Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering with Minor in Material Science, GPA: 4.0/4.0 - Work with NCSU ASSIST Center on developing nanotechnology enabled sensors for continuous health monitoring. Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China 2009 - 2012
- M.S. in Microelectronics & Solid State Electronics, Distinguished Graduate Student (Top 3%) - GPA: 89.32/100
Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China 2005 - 2009 - B.S. in Microelectronics, Distinguished Student (Top 3%), Outstanding Project (Thesis)” (Top 1%) - GPA: 89.58/100
I-shou University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan 2008 - Exchange Student, Department of Electronic Science and Technology
YYeeoo,, HHoonngg GGoooo Materials Research Institute, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University,
University Park, PA 16802 Phone: +1-814-876-2731, E-Mail: [email protected]
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Education
Ph.D., Material Science & Engineering January 2011 ~ present
The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA 16802
Adviser : Susan Trolier-McKinstry
Thesis title: Mechanical Energy Harvesters Utilizing (001) Textured PZT Films on Flexible
Meta Foils
Researcher March 2006 ~ March 2007
Changwon National University, Changwon, 641-773, South Korea
M.S., Material Science & Engineering March 2002 ~ August 2005
Changwon National University, Changwon, 641-773, South Korea
Adviser : Myong Ho Kim
Thesis title: A Study on the Defect Types and Electrical Conductivity of BaTiO3 under Ba/Ti Ratio
B.S., Ceramic Engineering March 1997 ~ February 2002
Changwon National University, Changwon, 641-773, South Korea
Research Experience
Visiting Scholarship December 2008 ~ July 2009
Material Research Institute, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA16802, USA
Synthesis of PbInO3-PbTiO3 thin film by chemical solution deposition
Investigation of dielectric, ferroelectric, and piezoelectric properties of BiInO3-PbTiO3 thin films
Internship Research September 2004 ~ August 2005
Center for Dielectric studies, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA16802, USA
Synthesis of nonstoichiometry BaTiO3 by Pechini method
Analysis of XRD, DSC and high temperature conductivity to figure out relation between phase
equilibrium and solid-solution behavior
Technical Skills
Setting measurement facility of electrical conductivity(4 probe method), Impedance analyzer, d33 meter,
Furnace
Instrumental analysis, such as XRD, SEM, FESEM, Laser vibrometer.
Lithography process (contact aligner, photo resist coating) and wet/dry chemical etching process
Oxide/metal thin film coating by chemical solution deposition, rf-sputtering, atomic layer deposition
(ALD)
Research Interest
Oxide/metal thin film deposition (e.g PZT, LaNiO3, HfO2, Pt, Au and Ni)
MEMS fabrication by wet/dry etching or laser cutting
Mechanical sensor/energy harvest for wearable device
Publication
H. G. Yeo, and S. Trolier-McKinstry (2014) “{001} Oriented piezoelectric films prepared by chemical
solution deposition on Ni foils” Journal of Applied Physics 116, 014105
H. G. Yeo, C. Yeager, X. Ma, J. I. Ramirez, K. G. Sun, C. Rahn, T. N. Jackson, and S. Trolier-McKinstry
(2014) “Piezoelectric mems energy harvesters” ASME 2014 Con- ference on Smart Materials, Adaptive
Structures and Intelligent Systems, 2, September
S.W. Ko, H.G. Yeo, and S. Trolier-McKinstry “Growth and properties of chemical solution deposited
BiInO3-PbTiO3 films” Applied Physics Letters 95 [16] 162901 (2009)
Y.S. Sung, H.M. Lee, W. Du, H.G. Yeo, S.C. Lee, J.H. Cho, T.K. Song, and M.H. Kim “Enhanced
piezoelectric properties of (BiO.5K0.5+xLiy)TiO3 ceramics by K nonstoichiometry and Li addition” Applied
Physics Letters 94 [6] 062901 (2009)