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2008

  • 2008 SCI Citation Summary: According to the ISI Science Citation Index (SCI), the Penn State BioNEMS Lab’s publications have been cited 82 times in the first eight months of 2008 alone (from January 2008 to August 2008)
  • BioNEMS research on “Light-Driven Plasmonic Switches” was highlighted in ACS Nanotation
  • BioNEMS research on “Light-Driven Plasmonic Switches” was featured as the front cover image on the September 17, 2008 issue of Advanced Materials
  • BioNEMS graduate student researcher Jinjie Shi has been selected to receive the Sabih and Guler Hayek Graduate Scholarship in Engineering Science and Mechanics during Fall 2008. This honor is based on Jinjie's outstanding academic performance. Congratulations, Jinjie!
  • BioNEMS student Yuebing Zheng has been selected as a King Abdullah Scholar. This prestigious award is a unique opportunity to recognize excellence in academics and research by graduate students around the world, and it carries up to $50,000 per year for tuition fee, living stipend and professional development and up to $10,000 per year for research activities
  • BioNEMS research on “Standing Surface Acoustic Wave (SSAW) Focusing of Microparticles” was highlighted in Wired Science
  • BioNEMS research on “Wide-Band Acoustic Collimation Lens” was featured as the front cover image on the March 17, 2008 issue of Applied Physics Letters
  • BioNEMS paper “Systematic investigation of localized surface plasmon resonance of long-range ordered Au nanodisk arrays” was among the 20 research articles with the most full-text downloads during the month of January 2008 in Journal of Applied Physics
  • BioNEMS research on “Tunable Optofluidic Microlens” was highlighted in Photonics Spectra
  • BioNEMS students made noise in the 2008 ESM Today Graduate Research Symposium. Jinjie wins the Grand Prize, Xiaole the Innovation Award, and Yuebing the First-Place Presentation Prize, Congratulations to their great work!
  • BioNEMS student Yuebing Zheng wins 2008 Founder's Prize of the American Academy of Mechanics (AAM), Congratulations to Yuebing!
  • BioNEMS research on “Standing Surface Acoustic Wave (SSAW) Focusing of Microparticles” will be featured as the front cover image on IEEE Nano Magazine

2007

  • 2007 SCI Citation Summary: According to the ISI Science Citation Index (SCI), the Penn State BioNEMS Lab’s publications have been cited 74 times in 2007 alone (from January 2007 to December 2007)
  • Our research on “nanopore-based humidity sensor” was featured on Nanotechweb
  • Prof. Huang was featured on Research Penn State Magazine
  • BioNEMS students Xiaole Mao, John Waldeisen, and Prof. Huang was featured on the Penn State Engineering News
  • BioNEMS students Xiaole Mao, John Waldeisen, and Prof. Huang was featured on the Penn State Live
  • BioNEMS research on “Microfluidic Drifting” was featured as the front cover image on the October 2007 issue of Lab on a Chip
  • BioNEMS Lab Manager & postdoctoral researcher Vincent Hsiao will become an Assistant Professor at the Department of Applied Materials and Optoelectronic Engineering in National Chi Nan University, Nantou, Taiwan, this Fall. Congratulations and best wishes to Prof. Hsiao!
  • BioNEMS graduate student researcher Yuebing Zheng has been selected to receive the Sabih and Guler Hayek Graduate Scholarship in Engineering Science and Mechanics during Fall 2007. This honor is based on Yuebing's outstanding academic performance. Congratulations, Yuebing!
  • BioNEMS Lab undergraduate researcher John Waldeisen has been accepted by top Bioengineering Ph.D. programs such as UC Berkeley, Johns Hopkins University, UCLA, etc. Congratulations, John!
  • Prof. Huang and his colleagues’ work on molecular machine-based NEMS was highlighted by a review article onAngew. Chem. Int. Ed. as a feature image


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