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This homepage is up and running as of December, 2008. Take a look around and enjoy the random optics pictures and videos.
New News
(March 2013) - I have joined the team at Adamant Technologies in San Francisco.
(February 2013) - My work on single-cell photonics nanocavity probes has been featured in PopSci , Laser focus world , and PhysOrg
(November 2012) - Successfully defended my Ph.D. !!!
(June 2012) - My presentation on "Electrically driven photonics crystal nanocavity devices" won first place at the PECS-X conference in Santa Fe.
(November 2011) - Our work on ultrafast nanoscale LEDs has been featured on Wired.com , Stanford News , and the SF Chronicle .
About Me
I am a Ph.D. graduate student in the Electrical Engineering department at Stanford University pursuing research in nanophotonics and nanoscience. My home home is Vienna, Virginia, just outside of Washington, D.C. From 2004-2008, I attended the University of Virginia for my Bachelor's in Electrical Enginering. more
research interests
Almost all forms of applied nanotechnology interest me, particularly nanophotonics and nanoengineered devices. Nanoscience is at the forefront of modern technology and combines the most interesting physics at the quantum scale. My current projects are in active silicon photonics and biomedical sensing. more