People
Dr. Sonkusale is the Principal Investigator of Nanolab. The group consists of postdoctoral researchers, visiting professors, graduate and undergraduate students. See below for current members of NanoLab. We are constantly looking for new members to be part of the team. If you are interested in joining us or working with us, send us an email. Research assistantship positions for students interested in PhD degrees are available.
2011 NanoLab group picture (click on the image for full view)
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
Sameer Sonkusale, PhD University of Pennsylvania
POSTODOCTORAL ASSOCIATE
Pramod Kumar Singh, PhD National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
Project: Active Terahertz Devices and Circuits, MMIC Design
Yael Zilberman, PhD Technion Israel
Project: Chemical and Biological Sensors
DOCTORAL STUDENTS
If you are looking for a doctoral position in our group, please click here
Project: CMOS Imagers, Metamaterials
Project: Biosensors on CMOS
Project: RF IC design
Project: Nano-CMOS Integration, CMOS-Nano-electronic Chemical Nose
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Pooria Mostafalu, PhD Candidate (BS, K.N.Toosi Univ, Iran; MS, Iran Univ. of Science and Technology)
Project: Nanoelectronics, Nanoelectrochemical Systems on Silicon
Project: Integrated CMOS Microsystem for Biological Sensing, CMOS For Nanoassembly
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Saroj Rout, Ph.D. Candidate (BE, ME, Birla Institute of Tech and Science (BITS), Pilani, India)
Project: Active Terahertz Devices and Circuits
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Wangren Xu, Ph.D. Candidate (BS, Donghua U; MS, Royal Inst. of Tech (KTH), Sweden)
Project: Metamaterials, RF Transceivers
Project: Time to Digital Converters
MS STUDENTS
If you are looking for a doctoral position in our group, please click here
Project: TBA
Project: Magnetic Particle Imaging, Magnetic Biosensing
Project: TBA
Project: TBA
BS STUDENTS
If you are looking for an REU position in our group, please click here
Project: Low cost fabrication, RF/microwave metamaterials, Sensors
Project: Colloidal Lithography for IR metamaterials
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Hassan Oukacha, BS Candidate, Electrical Engineering, Summer Researcher, 2012
Project: Minitaurized imaging platforms
Project: Flexible coils for sensing applications
ALUMNI
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Luis Henrique (Visiting Professor, 2011-2012), Federal University of Itajuba, Brazil
Nick Marcoux (MS, 2012), Teradyne
Brian Nugent (MS, 2012), Draper Laboratories
Jian Guo (PhD, Tufts, 2011), OmniVision
Michael Trakimas (PhD, Tufts, 2011), MIT Lincoln Labs
Sungkil Hwang (PhD, Tufts, 2010), Avago
Ritika Agarwal (MS, Tufts, 2010), Allegro Microsystems
Vinay Agarwal (MS, Tufts, 2008), Texas Instruments
Ashwin Duggal (MS, Tufts, 2009), Qualcomm
Krenar Komoni (MS, Tufts, 2008), President, ecoSolidstate Drive Corp
Anuj Agarwal (MS, Texas A&M, 2005), PDF Solutions
Jon Chow (MS, Tufts, 2006), GE Sensing
Milan Dapthary (MS, Tufts, 2007), Global Prior Art
Eric Evans (MS, Tufts, 2006), OpenWave Systems
Youngbok Kim (MS, Texas A&M, 2005), Maxim IC
Zhenying Luo (MS, Tufts, 2007), RFMD
Wing Siu (MS, Tufts, 2007), Tyco Electronics
Nikos Stefanou (MS, Texas A&M, 2005), Avaya
Collaborators (Past and Present)
Prof. David Walt (Chemistry, Tufts), Prof. Eddie Goldberg (Molecular Biology and Microbiology, Tufts), Late Prof. Robert Guertin (Physics, Tufts), Prof. Mehmet Dokmeci (Biomedical, Harvard Medical School), Prof. Willie Padilla (Physics, Boston College), Prof. Tom Vandervelde (ECE, Tufts), Prof. Sanjeev Manohar (Chemical Engineering, UMass Lowell), Prof. Barry Trimmer (Biology, Tufts), Prof. Mohammed Afsar (ECE, Tufts), Prof. Eric Miller (ECE, Tufts), Prof. Jeff Hopwood (ECE, Tufts), Prof. Babak Ziaie (ECE, Purdue), Prof. Ali Khademhosseini (Harvard Medical School)
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