Decarle presented work titled Chemical and Biological Sensor Capsules for Real-Time Measurement of Cell Properties in Bioreactors at IMCS 2021. The full abstract can be found here.
Congrats to the new Dr. Eleanor Brightbill!
May 2021
Congratulations to Eleanor Brightbill for completing her PhD! Eleanor will begin working for Exponent later this summer.
PhD Student Eleanor Brightbill has Publication Accepted to Applied Surface Science
April 2021
Eleanor’s work, titled Protein blocking inhibits ambient degradation of self-assembled monolayers for affinity biosensing, can be viewed at this link.
Recent PhD Graduate Katie Young accepted for Publication in Carbon
January 2021
You can view Katie’s full publication titled “Graphene synthesized by chemical vapor deposition as a hydrogen isotope permeation barrier” at this link.
PhD Student Eleanor Brightbill has Publication Accepted to 2D Materials
January 2021
Eleanor’s work, titled Protein interactions with chemical vapor deposited graphene modified by substrate, can be viewed at this link.
Professor Eric Vogel Announced the new Director of the Institute for Materials at GT
January 2021
Professor Vogel was named the new Director of the Institute for Materials (IMat) at Georgia Tech. More on this can be found here.
Congratulations Katie Young, PhD!
December 2020
Katie has graduate with a PhD in Materials Science and Engineering and will be starting a research scientist position with the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) in 2021.
PhD Student Katie Young has Publication Accepted to Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A
December 2020
Katie’s work, titled In-Cu Alloy Substrates for Low-Temperature Chemical Vapor Deposition of Mo2C, can be viewed at this link.
PhD Student Eleanor Brightbill Presents Research at the Virtual 2020 Materials Research Society Fall/Spring Joint Meeting
November 2020
Eleanor’s presented a “virtual poster” titled Graphene-Protein Adhesion Interactions are Influenced by Substrate Properties.
Congrats to Cooper for Passing his Proposal Defense!
October 2020
Congratulations Cooper for proposing your work titled “An Investigation of the Role of Defects in the Thin-Film Synthesis Mechanism and Functional Properties of α-In2Se3.”
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