Ph.D. ME 2006. Professor and Department Head, Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Prof. Wang’s laboratory is among those leading in the development of nanostructures and engineered surfaces for improved heat convection heat transfer. Evelyn’s Stanford thesis was co-advised with Prof. Tom Kenny, Stanford ME Department.
Ph.D. ME 2001. Chatterjee Professor, Bioengineering Department, University of California at Berkeley. Dan Fletcher joined the UC Berkeley faculty in 2002 and served as BioEngineering Chair from 2015-2019. His laboratory studies the mechanics and dynamics of cell movements on the purified protein, single cell, and tissue levels. Dan’s former student Ovijit Chaudhuri has recently joined […]
Ph.D. ME 2014. Assistant Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), Korea. Prof. Cho’s laboratory studies nanoscale thermal transport phenomena in advanced semiconductor thin films and at interfaces using cutting-edge thermal characterization methods, including an ultrafast photothermal method. Areas of interest and applications include device-level electronics cooling, thermal metrology development, and novel energy conversion. […]
Ph.D. ME 2012. Saniya Leblanc joined the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering faculty at George Washington University in 2013. Saniya earned her B.S. in Mechanical Engineering with highest honors from Georgia Institute of Technology and studied as a Churchill Scholar at Cambridge before coming to Stanford. Her Stanford thesis work involved the characterization of novel thermoelectric […]
Ph.D. EE 2005. Professor of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University. Eric studies electrical and thermal transport of leading edge nanoscale electronic device. Eric pursued a large variety of nano electrical and thermal transport research as a faculty member at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign before his appointment to the Stanford faculty.
PhD ME 2012. Amy joined the Purdue Mechanical Engineering faculty effective August 2013 and is now an Associate Professor with tenure. Amy’s dissertation at Stanford focused on thermal phenomena in nanostructured materials including carbon nanotubes and silicon based nanostructures. She authored a number of high profile papers including our recent contribution to Reviews of Modern […]
Tanya received her Ph.D in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford in 2020 and is currently a postdoctoral scholar with the Mauter lab in the Civil & Environmental Engineering department. In 2014, she completed a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. During her time at Stanford, her research interests included the modeling and […]
Dr. Ki Wook graduated in 2019 with his PhD in Mechanical Engineering and is now working at Samsung in South Korea. He received his B.S in Mechanical Engineering from Seoul National University in 2006. Ki Wook had a strong background in various MEMS fabrication techniques, and his research area focused on embedded cooling for high […]
