We are looking for two new graduate students in Physics! Topics include (1) Developing NOMS devices for use on compliant surfaces, and (2) Developing NOMS devices for continuous blood pressure monitoring. Contact Dr. Hiebert for more information. Also see more info on the research page.
November 2014
Swapan and Jocelyn both present at AVS Annual Meeting.
June 2014
Swapan's work "Poorer Q gives better mass sensitivity" presented at the exclusive Hilton Head conference to much enthusiasm.
May 2014
Jocelyn's paper about GLAD films on NEMS is published in JMM.
April 2014
We presented at Nanomechanical Cantilever conference in Spain to excellent response.
March 2014
Anandram Venkatasubramanian joins the group as a Postdoctoral Fellow. He is working on the CRIO project and applying gas chromatography to NOMS sensing.
February 2014
We are looking for two new graduate students in Physics! Topics include (1) Developing NOMS for fluid applications, (2) Developing 3rd generation NOMS mass sensors, and (3) NOMS multiplexing and integration. Contact Dr. Hiebert for more information. Also see more info on the research page.
December 2013
Vince's Racetrack resonator side-coupled to cantilevers paper is accepted into Nanotechnology (co-authors Zhu Diao, Mark Freeman, and Wayne Hiebert).
November 2013
PhD student Vincent Sauer wins the Dorothy M. and Earl S. Hoffman Scholarship at the 60th annual American Vacuum Society Symposium. Vince also wins the Best Student Paper Award for the MEMS and NEMS group at the meeting. Congratulations Vince!
November 2013
Wayne Hiebert becomes chair of the American Vacuum Society MEMS and NEMS group.
November 2013
Vince finishes a book chapter on nano-optomechanical cantilevers!
October 2013
Swapan Roy joins the group as a PhD student! Swapan will be working on the nanomechanical gas chromatography experiments. Welcome Swapan.
September 2013
Jocelyn Westwood joins the group as a PhD student! Jocelyn will be working on nanooptomechanical systems. Jocelyn is also a Vanier scholarship holder. Congratulations, and welcome Jocelyn.
