Group Members
Tatsuya Chiba ([email protected] )
Burak Tufekci ([email protected] )
Ben Bilik ([email protected] )
Kathryn Foreman ([email protected] )
Shiying Wang ([email protected] )
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Current Undergraduate Students Edward Keenan ([email protected] )
Jason Han ([email protected] )
Donald Lubbeck ([email protected] )
Former
Graduate Students Jim Coe, '86, Professor (Chem.), Ohio State University Mike Nilles, '03, Science AN, supporting DARPA. Dunja Radisic, '05, IMEC (Belgium) Sarah Stokes, '07, Assistant Professor of Forensic Chemistry at Towson U. Soren Eustis, '09, Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry, Bowdoin College Andrej Grubisic, '09, Postdoctoral Associate, University of Colorado Xiang Li, '09, Research Associate, University of Maryland at Baltimore Country (CRESST program serving NASA) Yeon Jae Ko, '11, Postdoctoral Associate, The Rowland Institute at Harvard. Di Wang, '11, Postdoctoral Associate, Johns Hopkins Medical Institute. Haopeng Wang , '12, Postdoctoral Associate, Georgetown University. Jing Chen , '12 Angela Buonaugurio, '14, Excet Inc. Allyson Buytendyk, '15,The Institute for Defense Analysis. Jacob Graham, '15, NASA at the Goddard Space Flight Center Xinxing Zhang, '15, Postdoctoral Associate, Caltech Yi Wang, '15 Xin Tang, '16, Postdoctoral Associate, Northwestern Univ. Sara Marquez, '18 postdoc in the Chemistry Department at Montana Sate University Evan Collins, '19 Process Engineer, Intel Zachary Hicks, '19 Process Engineer, Intel Gaoxiang Liu, '20, Postdoctoral Associate, UC Berkeley Nic Blando, '20, Ball Aerospace and Technologies Corp. Sandy Ciborowski, '20 , Peraton Linjie Wang, '21 Mary Marshall, '21 , Engineer at Peraton Mike Denchy, '22 , R&D Engineer at Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. Rachel Harris, '22 , Systems Engineer at Northrop Grumman Zhaoguo Zhu, '22 , Process Engineer at Huawei Moritz Blankenhorn, '23 Former
Undergraduate Researchers
Thus far, twenty eight graduate students have earned their PhD degrees from
my group. Presently, seven are faculty members in universities, nine are
in industrial section, five are in government, and three are post-docs. Also, among
these, sixteen are US citizens, and seven are women. I am happy to report
that all of them have the kind of job they wanted. There follows a list
of my former graduate students, the year of their PhD with me, and their
present positions:
Joe Snodgrass, '86, Scientific Fellow, Vertex Pharmaceuticals
Carl Freidhoff, '87, Senior Advisory Engineer, Northrop-Grumman Corporation
Kevin McHugh, '88, Senior Advisory Scientist, Lockheed-Martin. (Kevin
won a DOE, "R&D 100 Award", for technological innovation in alloy solidification
in '98.)
Gang Ho Lee, '90, Professor (Chem.), Kyungpook National University,
Korea
Joe Eaton, '92, Assistant Professor (Chem.), St. Francis College
Susan Arnold, '93, Deputy Division Chief, Air Force Research Laboratory,
Harry Sarkas, '94, Senior Process Scientist, Nanophase Technologies, Corp.
Linda Kidder, '94, Senior Scientist, Malvern Instruments
Jay Hendricks, '96, Staff Research Scientist, National Institute of Standards
and Technology
Helen de Clercq, '97, Associate Professor (Chem.), Howard University
Chuck Fancher, '97, Senior Scientist, JHU Applied Physcs Lab
Tim Lippa, '98, Senior Scientist, JHU Applied Physics Lab
Svetlana Lyapustina, '99, Science Advisor, Gardner, Carton & Douglas,
LLC
Owen Thomas, '01, U of Maryland Medical School
Shoujun Xu, '02, Associate Professor, University of Houston
Weijun Zheng, '04, Assistant Professor, Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Several Hopkins undergraduates who did research with us went on to pursue
their doctorates in chemistry or physics at The Univ. of California at
Berkeley, Univ. of Pennsylvania, Univ. of Illinois, Johns Hopkins Univ.,
MIT, Syracuse, or Cal Tech.