Previous Investigators
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Professor Patrick Koelsch
2011-2015
Dr. Koelsch is now working in the R&D department at Synrad in Mukilteo Washington.
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Professor Xiaohu Gao
2011-2014
Professor Gao’s current research interests include Nano Science & Engineering, Multiplexed Biomolecule Screening & Drug Discovery, Molecular Diagnostics, in vivo Molecular Imaging, Targeted & Traceable Drug Delivery and Imaging Instrumentation.
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Shaoyi Jiang
2004-2007
Dr. Jiang is currently a Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Washington working on synthesizing and characterizing novel materials for inhibiting the non-specific adsorption of proteins. As an Investigator at NESAC/BIO he was involved in Core research involving the structure of oriented proteins and DNA microarrays.
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Viola Vogel
1992-2002
Dr. Viola Vogel is currently a Professor in the Department of Materials heading the Laboratory for Biologically Oriented Materials at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in Zürich. After completing her graduate research at the Max-Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, she received her Ph. D. in Physics at Frankfurt University, followed by two years as postdoctoral fellow at the University of California Berkeley. She joined the Department of Bioengineering faculty at the University of Washington in 1990 with an adjunct appointment in the Physics. She served as an Investigator at NESAC/BIO She was the Founding Director of the Center for Nanotechnology at the University of Washington ('97-'03) prior to her move to Switzerland in 2004. As a NESAC/BIO investigator from 1992-2002, she consulted and collaborated on research involving the structure of proteins at lipid interfaces and those involving optical spectroscopy, lipid assembly,and Langmuir-Blodgett methods.
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Allan Hoffman
1983-2009
Dr. Hoffman is a Professor in the Department of Bioengineering at the University of Washington. After many years as an NESAC/Bio Investigator he is now a NESAC/Bio Consultant on contact angle measurements, surface modification and smart polymeric materials. He also continues as an instructor in the annual NESAC/Bio Surface Characterization Workshop.
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Tom Horbett
1983-2009
Dr. Horbett is a Professor in the Departments of Bioengineering and Chemical Engineering at the University of Washington. After many years as an NESAC/Bio Investigator he is now a NESAC/Bio Consultant on protein and cell interactions with surfaces.
Previous Staff
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Seth Whelan
2005-2012
Seth was NESAC/BIO's Senior Computer Specialist. He is currently a System Administrator for North Coast Electric Company.
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Megan Grobman
2003-2008
Megan Grobman worked as a SARC Laboratory Assistant from 2003 - 2007 and as SARC Research Scientist from 2007 - 2008. She currently is studying veterinary medicine at Washington State University in Pullman, WA.
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Collin May
2002-2003
Collin was a Research Scientist at NESAC/BIO participating in Core and Collaborative research. He is now studying medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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Andrew Nelson
2000-2005
Andrew was NESAC/BIO's Senior Computer Specialist. He currently is an Independent Contractor and Consultant at dummydata in Seattle, WA.
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Jeff Nesiba
1999-2002
Jeff was a Lab Assistant for NESAC/BIO. He is currently studying Law at Seattle University.
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David Englert
1997-2008
David worked for SARC as an Instrument Specialist. Currently he is retired in Lyndon, WA.
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Laura Martinson
1996
Laura was a Research Scientist.
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Felix Simonovsky
1996
Felix was a Research Scientist for NESAC/BIO. Currently, he is a Research Scientist at UWEB working for Dr. Ratner.
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Esmaeel Naeemi
1996
Esmaeel was a Research Scientist for NESAC/BIO. Currently, he is a professor at Seattle Central Community College.
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Stephen Golledge
1995-2003
Steve was NESAC/BIO's Research Coordinator. He is now the Director of the CAMCOR Surface Analytical Facility at the University of Oregon.
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Connie Payton
1995-1998
Connie was a secretary for NESAC/BIO. She left to attend graduate school in Biblical Archeology.
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Deborah Leach-Scampavia
1988-2004
Deborah worked for NESAC/BIO and SARC as ESCA Laboratory Coordinator and Research Scientist from 1988 - 2004. Currently she is an Education and Outreach Administrator for Scripps Florida (The Scripps Research Institute), in Jupiter, Florida, writing grants and implementing community outreach.
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Samuel Herschbein
1988-2000
Sam was a Software Engineer for NESAC/BIO. He left in 2000 for an opportunity at The Institute for Systems Biology. Sam is currently working for UWEB.
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Dorothy DeCoster
1987-1990
Dorothy was an Administrative Assistant for NESAC/BIO.
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Thomas Menduni
1985-1993
Tom was an editor at NESAC/BIO.
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Mady Lund
1983-2015
Mady was program manager for NESAC/BIO since its inception in 1983. Mady is enjoying her retirement!
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Nancy Mateo
Nancy was an editor at NESAC/BIO.
Previous Postdocs
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Hannah Aitchison
2016
Hannah is working for the Royal Society of Chemistry in their publishing group (Cambridge, UK).
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Julia Kokesch-Himmelreich
2016
Julia was a postdoc at NESAC/BIO optimizing the sample preparation and storage of mammalian cells for ToF-SIMS analysis. Currently she is working with MALDI-imaging at the University of Bayreuth, Germany.
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Adam Taylor, Ph.D.
2014-2015
Adam Tayler was a NB Postdoc from 2014-2015 and studied multilayer polymer depth profiling and extracellular matrices using ToF-SIMS. Dr. Taylor, is now doing research using MALDI at NPL.
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Li-Jung Chen
2012-2013
Li-Jung Chen was a Postdoc at NESAC/BIO studying depth profiling of polymer materials. Currently she lives in Portland, OR and is seeking employment in the analytical chemistry field.
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Ali Rafati
2011-2013
Ali Rafati was a Postdoc at NESAC/BIO studying the surface characterization of gold nanoparticles. Currently, he is a Senior Analytical Chemist at 3M in St. Paul, MN.
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Sang-hun Song
2010-2013
Sanghun Song was a Postdoc at NESAC/BIO studying molecules at interfaces using SFG. Currently, he is a Senior Researcher at LG Household & Health care products in Daejeon, South Korea.
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Nicolas Vandencasteele
2009-2010
Nicolas was a Visiting Scientist at NESAC/BIO from 9/2009 - 9/2010 and a Postdoc from 9/2010- 11//2010 studying the structure and hybridization properties of surface bound DNA molecules. Currently, he is a Post-Doc at the Université Libre de Bruxelles in Belgium.
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Líney Árnadóttir
2008-2011
Liney was a Postdoc at NESAC/BIO studying the structure of proteins and DNA molecules at surfaces. Currently, she is an Assistant Research Professor of Chemical Engineering at Oregon State University in Corvallis, OR.
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Tobias Weidner
2007-2011
Tobias was a Postdoc and Research Assistant Professor at NESAC/BIO in charge of the center’s sum frequency generation (SFG) spectrometer that is used for in situ studies of proteins on surfaces, nanomaterials and thin films. Currently he is a Group Leader in Molecular Spectroscopy at Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research in Mainz, Germany.
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Gilad Zorn
2007-2010
Gilad was a Postdoc at NESAC/BIO studying the functionalization and characterization of semiconductors quantum dots for tumor imaging and detection. Currently, he is a Surface Scientist at GE Global Research, in Niskayuna, NY.
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Jeremy Brison
2007-2009
Jeremy worked at NESAC/BIO as a postdoc from 2007-2009 on ToF-SIMS imaging of biological cells. Currently he works as a Postdoc at the LISE laboratory in Belgium focusing on ToF-SIMS molecular depth profiling of biological samples in collaboration with NESAC/BIO.
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Manish Dubey
2007-2009
Manish worked at NESAC/BIO as a postdoc from 2007-2009 on imaging XPS and ToF-SIMS analysis of biological systems. Manish is currently a Failure Analysis Engineer at Intel Corporation in Chandler, AZ.
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Phuong-Cac Nguyen
2006-2008
PC worked at NESAC/BIO as a postdoc from 2006-2008. She is currently a postdoc in the Pratt Lab at Puget Sound Blood Center in Seattle.
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Guilin Jiang
2006-2008
Guilin is currently a postdoc in Matt Linford's lab in the Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Brigham Young University in Provo, UT.
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Roger Michel
2004-2007
Roger worked at NESAC/BIO as a postdoc from 2004-2007 and as a Research Scientist at SARC and NESAC/BIO in 2007. Currently, Roger is Director of 4th Dimension Racing, Seattle, WA.
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Heather Canavan
2002-2005
Heather is now an Associate Professor at the in the Dept. of Chemical and Nuclear Engineering at the University of New Mexico.
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Sally McArthur
2000-2002
Sally is a Professor at Swinburne University of Technology in Hawthorne, Australia.
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Peter Kingshott
1999-2000
Peter is a Professer at Swinburne University of Technology in Hawthorne, Australia.
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Sandro Ferrari
1998-1999
Sandro is a Researcher at the Laboratorio MDM (Materials and Devices for Microelectronics Laboratory) at the Instituto Nazionale per la Fisica Della Materia (National Institute for the Physics of Matter) in Agrate Brianza, Milan, Italy.
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Professor Lara J. Gamble
1997-1999
Lara Gamble is now NESAC/BIO's Assistant Director.
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Jean-Benoit Lhoest
1997-1999
Jean-Benoit is a Research & Development Coordinator for Glaverbel S.A. in Jumet, Belgium.
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Morgan Alexander
1995-1996
Morgan is a Professor in Biomedical Surface Analysis at the University of Nottingham in Nottingham, U.K.
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Anna Belu
1995-1996
Anna is a Principal Scientist in Materials and Biosciences for Medtronics, Inc. in Minneapolis, MN.
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Kajsa Uvdal
1992-1994
Kajsa is a Professor in the Sensor Science & Molecular Physics Group at Linkoping University, Linkoping, Sweden.
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Gerard Llanos
1991-1993
Gerry is the Manager of the Biosurfaces Department at Cordis Corp. in Warren, NJ.
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Graham Leggett
1991-1992
Graham is a Professor of Nanoscale Analytical Science at the University of Sheffield in Sheffield, UK.
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Ron Rahman
1991
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David Mantus
1990-1991
Dave is Vice President of Regulatory Affairs, Cubist Pharmaceuticals in Lexington, Massachusetts.
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Kenneth Lewis
1988-1992
Ken is currently Principal Development Scientist at CMC ICOS Biologics in Seattle, WA.
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Sung Chul Yoon
1986-1987
Sung Chul is a Professor in the Biomaterials Science Laboratory at Gyeongsang National University, Chinju, South Korea.
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Yasmeen Haque
1984-1985
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Tina Bernadette Angerer
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Michael Taylor
Previous Graduate Students
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Craig McDonald
2015-2016
Craig is working in the research group at Michell Instruments where he develops optical and capacitative based sensors for gas and humidity detection, with the goal of characterizing what gasses are present down in the parts per billion range (Cambridge, UK).
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Rami Foster
2015
Rami is now working at Intel as a Process Engineer.
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Michael Robinson
2014
Michael graduated with his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in 2014 and is currently working at Intel Corporation in Oregon.
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Patrik Johansson
2013
Patrik Johansson, from Linkoping University in Sweden, is visiting NESAC/BIO from January to May, 2013 to work on a research project studying the interactions of the proteins collagen and osteocalcin with surfaces. He will be using SFG, ToF-SIMS and XPS in these studies.
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Shin Muramoto
2011
Shin graduated in July 2011 with a Ph.D in Chemical Engineering. His thesis was entitled "Characterization of ToF-SIMS Primary Ion Sources for Biomedical Applications". He is currently a Postdoc at the Natl. Inst. of Standards & Technology in Gaithersburg, MD.
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Elizabeth Beaudry
2011
Beth graduated in Sept 2011 with a M.S. in Chemical Engineering. Her thesis was entitled "Surface Analysis of Polymeric Block Nanoparticles". She is currently a Consultant at Trinity Consultants in Seattle, WA.
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Sirnegeda Techane
2011
Sirne graduated in May 2011 with a Ph.D in Chemical Engineering. Her thesis was entitled "Functionalization and Characterization of Gold Nanoparticles". She is currently a Yield Engineer at Intel in Chandler, AZ.
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Julia Apte
2009
Julia graduated in July 2009 with a Ph.D in Chemical Engineering. Her thesis was entitled "Investigating Peptide Adsorption and Orientation using Surface Analysis Techniques". She is currently a Principal Engineer at Western Digital in Irvine, CA.
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Fang Cheng
2008
Fang's thesis was entitled, "XPS, ToF-SIMS, and SPR Characterization of Protein Immobilization onto Self-Assembled Monolayer Surfaces" and he graduated with a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in December 2008. He is currently Associate Professor, School of Pharmaceutical Engineering, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian City, China.
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Elaine Hillenmeyer
2007-2012
Elaine is now a regulatory consultant for biotechnology and medical devices and lives in the Portland Oregon area.
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Joe Baio
2007-2011
Joe Baio is now an Assistant Professor in Bioengineering at Oregon State University. His research involves studying biomaterials, biomimetics and molecular self-assembly.
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Jim Hull
2007
Jim was a graduate student at NESAC/BIO from 2002 - 2007 and earned a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering. From 2007 - 2011, Jim was a Research Scientist at SARC. Currently, Jim is a Research Scientist in Fluids and Lubricants at Boeing, in Seattle, WA.
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Chi-Ying Lee
2007
Chi-Ying's thesis was entitled, "Characterization of DNA-functionalized Surfaces for Microarray and Biosensor Applications" and she graduated with a Ph.D.in Chemical Engineering in December, 2006. She is currently a Scientist at 3M Singapore
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Gaurav Rayal
2006
Gaurav's thesis was entitled, "Multivariate Statistical Analysis and Enhancement of ToF-SIMS Images of Biomolecular Patterns at the Micron and Nanometer Scale" and he graduated with a M.S. in Chemical Engineering in June, 2006. He is currently a Scientist at Shell Technology India in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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Newton Samuel
2005
Newton's thesis was entitled, "Structural Characterization of Adsorbed Peptides" and he graduated with a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in August 2005. He is currently a Senior Research Scientist at CIBA Corp. in Duluth, Georgia.
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Nan (Shannon) Xia
2003
Shannon's thesis was entitled, "Time-of-Flight Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry Characterization of the Conformation and Orientation of Adsorbed Protein Films" and she graduated with a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in June 2003. She is currently a Scientist at Evans Analytical Group in Sunnyvale, California.
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Matt Wagner
2002
Matt's thesis was entitled, "Characterization of Adsorbed Protein Films using Time-of-Flight Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry and Multivariate Analysis" and he graduated with a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in June, 2002. He is currently a Scientist at Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Dan Graham
2001
Dan first came to NESAC/BIO as a visiting undergraduate summer intern in 1995. He did his graduate work and a postdoc at NESAC/BIO from 1997 - 2003. Dan worked as a Research Scientist at NESAC/BIO & SARC from 2003 - 2006 and Principal Scientist at Asemblon in Redmond, WA from 2006 - 2009. Dan currently is a Research Scientist at NESAC/BIO.
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Bronwyn Wickes
2001
Bronwyn's thesis was entitled, "Development and Application of a Two-Step Algorithm for Static ToF-SIMS Image Analysis" and she graduated with a M.S. in Chemical Engineering in December, 2001. She is now a high school science teacher in Seattle, WA
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Mike Garrison
2000
Mike Garrison is a Scientist at Edwards LifeSciences in Irvine, CA
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Caren Tidwell
1999
Caren is currently a Research Scientist at UWEB21 in the Ratner Group in the Dept. of Bioengineering at the Univ. of Washington in Seattle.
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Jesse Cherian
1999
Jesse's thesis was entitled, "Practical Surface Analysis for Composites Manufacturing," and he graduated with a Materials Science & Engineering degree in August, 1999. (Co-chaired with R.M. Fisher of Materials Science and Engineering). He currently owns ST Fabrication, Inc. in Federal Way, Washington.
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Sheng Pan
1999
Sheng is an Acting Instructor in the Department of Pathology at the University of Washington in Seattle, WA.
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Stephen Porter
1999
Stephen is Senior Engineering Manager at Stryker Neurovascular in Fremont, CA.
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Erika Johnston
1998
Erika is a scientist in the Biomaterials and Surgical Products division of Genzyme Corp. in Cambridge, MA.
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Niraj Shah
1998
Niraj is Vice President Global Sales, Cardiac Surgery at MAQUET Cardiovascular in San Jose.
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Victor Perez-Luna
1997
Victor is an Associate Professor in Chemical and Biological Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, IL.
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Galen Shi
1997
Galen is Group Leader / Principal Research Scientist at Eli Lilly in West Point, PA.
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Angelika Mein
1996
Angelika is raising children on the eastside of Lake Washington, Seattle.
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Ann Schmierer
1996
Ann Schmierer is currently Director of Biosciences at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA.
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Gabriel Lopez
1993
Gabriel is a Professor of Biochemical Engineering at Duke University in Durham, NC.
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Thomas Boland
1992
Thomas is a Professor in the Dept. of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, University of Texas at El Paso and Director of the Biomedical Engineering program there.
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Claire Haycox
1992
Claire has established a private practice in Dermatology in Sequim, WA.
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Bonnie Tyler
1992
Bonnie is a research scientist at National Physcial Laboratory (NPL) in the U.K.
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Ashutosh Chilkoti
1991
Ashutosh is a Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Duke University in Durham, NC.
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Joseph Chinn
1991
Joe is a Director at SurModics in Minneapolis, MN.
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Anne Bright Johnson
1991
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Jeff Stuart
1991
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Blake Bluestein
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Elisa Harrison
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Yung-Chen Wang
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Michael Newton
Previous Undergraduate Students
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Michael Hughes
2012
Michael Hughes studied the protein adsorption properties of titanium oxide surfaces grafted with sodium styrene sulfonate films and the competitive adsorption of albumin and fibrinogen onto these surfaces using ESCA, ToF-SIMS and radiolabeling.
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Megan Dunn
2010
Megan did a summer National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network (NNIN) REU research project at NESAC/BIO on Surface Analysis of DNA Microarrays in 2010. She is currently an undergraduate student at the University of Arkansas.
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Yung-Chun Chen
2009
Yung-Chun worked at the SARC Lab from 2007 to 2009 as a Lab Assistant. He currently works at Sound Ergonomics in Kenmore, WA as an electrical engineer contractor.
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Heidi Jones
2009
Heidi was NESAC/BIO's Office Assistant and assisted the program manager with budgets, travel, office errands, word processing and invoicing. She got her B.S. in Chemical Engineering in 2009 and is working at Neah Power Systems in Bothell, WA designing and testing fuel cell systems.
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Erik Newman
2008
Erik Newman participated in the Clinical Research Experience for Engineers (CREE) program in 2007. He was in Professor Castner’s research group from 2007-2008 researching the characterization and operation of an RF glow discharge (RFGD) reactor, as well as the characterization and optimization of antibody immobilization onto surfaces modified by RFGD deposition. He got his B.S. in Chemical Engineering in 2008.
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Sophia Vuong
2008
Sophia was NESAC/BIO's Office Assistant and assisted the program manager with budgets, travel, office errands, word processing and invoicing. She got her B.S. in Biochemistry/Microbiology in 2009 and will be attending pharmacy school in the fall.
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Jenny Chan
2007
Jenny did a NESAC/BIO research project on gold nanoparticles. She is currently an undergraduate at the University of Washington majoring in Bioengineering.
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Kevin Ruther
2006
Kevin, a Chemical Engineering undergraduate at the UW, did a research project at NESAC/BIO on "Cationization of Polymers with SIMS" in 2005 and 2006. He received is B.S. in Chemical Engineering in June, 2007.
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Ryan Hartmaier
2005
Ryan was a Bioengineering undergraduate working on his senior capstone research project. His project dealt with characterizing specific functional groups in potential polymer biomaterials. He is currently a graduate student at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, TX.
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Alan Tam
2005
Alan was NESAC/BIO's Office Assistant and assisted the program manager with budgets, travel, office errands, word processing and invoicing.
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Tim Woodcock
2005
Tim was NESAC/BIO's Computer Assistant. He assisted the senior computer specialist with user technical support, system and hardware upgrades and website maintenance.
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Max Greenfeld
2005
Max was a UWEB USIRP researcher working on a cooperative project between the Castner and Ratner groups characterizing the condition of extracellular matrices after cell detachment. He is currently a Chemical Engineering graduate student at Stanford University in Stanford, CA.
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Josh Rapkin
2004
Josh was a NESAC/BIO Lab Assistant who assisted Newton Samuel's graduate research. Their primary research topic was DNA immobilization. He majored in Biochemistry and eventually in Applied Mathematics.
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Joseluis Espinosa
2003
Joseluis was a UWEB REU researcher working on a joint project between the Castner and Ratner groups, which involved elucidating the properties of the smart polymer n-isopropylacrylamide (NIPAM) in self-assembled monolayers (SAMs).
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Elizabeth Hager
2003
Elizabeth Hager, a Materials Science and Engineering undergraduate from MIT, did a summer REU research project at NESAC/BIO on “Protein Adsorption on Hydroxyapatite†in 2003. She is currently a graduate student at Stanford University.
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Janet Lee
2003
Janet was NESAC/BIO's Office Assistant and assisted the program manager with budgets, travel, office errands, word processing and invoicing.
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Eiko Nishiuchi
2003
Eiko was an REU student for the summer of 2003. Her project involved creating a flat surface of silane on mica, which provides a suitable environment for imaging proteins. She graduated from University of Washington with a Chemistry degree, and is planning on pursuing graduate study in engineering.
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Marie Vendettuoli
2002
Marie was a UWEB/REU in the Castner Lab (under postdoc Sally L. McArthur) from 2000-2002. Her research focused on elucidating effects of underlying matrices in detecting proteins by Tof-SIMS. She received her BS in Biochemistry in 2003. Currently, she is a graduate student in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology at Iowa State University.
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Albert Chen
1999
Albert was a Chemical Engineering undergraduate student who did a research project characterizing adsorbed proteins with ToF-SIMS. He is currently a postdoc in the Department of Radiology at UC San Francisco doing medical imaging research. He is soon to move to GE Healthcare's Applied Science Lab in Toronto, Canada doing collaborative MR research with Sunnybrook HSC.
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Matthew Davis
Previous Visiting Scientists
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Luisa Azevedo Scudeller
2013-2014
Luisa is continuing her Ph.D. at Doutorado no Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Físicas in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Felicia Green
2008
Felicia Green, from the National Physical Laboratory in the United Kingdom, visited NESAC/BIO in August of 2008 to work on a project studying the emission of immobilized biomolecules from model surfaces with ToF-SIMS and DESI.
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Ellen Fisher
2005
Ellen is a Professor in the Dept. of Chemistry at Colorado State University. Ellen came to the UW to collaborate on surface imaging experiments.
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Claudia Mendoza
2004-2005
Claudia is now a researcher in the Dept. of Physics at CINVESTAV in Mexico City, Mexico. While at NESAC/BIO Claudia used ESCA and ToF-SIMS to characterize the adsorption of proteins to calcium phosphate surfaces.
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Sandra Ristori
2003
Sandra is a Professor in the Dipartimento di Chimica (Dept. of Chemistry) at the Universita degli Studi di Firenze, Italy. Sandra came to NESAC/BIO for ToF-SIMS training.
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Federica Piras
2002-2003
Federica is a researcher in the Dipartimento di Scienze e Tecnologie Chimiche e dei Biosistemi (Department of Science and Technologies, Chemistry of Biomaterials) of the Universita degli Studi di Siena in Siena, Italy. Federica came to NESAC/BIO for ToF-SIMS training, working on a joint project with Buddy Ratner.
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Denis Favez
2001
Denis was a graduate student at Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne who came to NESAC/BIO to do his Diploma thesis research on the topic of “RF-plasma Deposition and Surface Characterization of a Biodegradable Thin Film Coating”. He worked on this joint project with Buddy Ratner.
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Takehiko Otoyo
1994-1995
Take is a Researcher for the Asahi Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. in Kanagawa, Japan.
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Hideomi Kobe
1992-1993
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Agnese Magnani
1992
Agnese is an Associate Professor at CRISMA in the University of Siena in Siena, Italy.
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Marc Jobin
1992
Marc is the CEO of NanoFeel, in Carouge, Switzerland. NanoFeel manufactures manipulators for AFM.
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Professor Paula Mendes