Education:
PhD Candidate (Mechanical Engineering) at Stanford University: 2003 – Present
B.Tech & M.Tech (Mechanical Engineering) at IIT- Madras, India: 1998 – 2003
Research Interests:
- Microfluidics and
Nanofluidics
- Integrated On-Chip
biological and chemical analysis systems
- Design and
fabrication MEMS devices.
- Optical and
Non-Optical Detection Systems.
Research Advisor:
Juan G. Santiago,
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Projects:
At the Stanford Microfluidics Laboratory,
we study flow phenomenon in micro/nano channels under the influence of electric
fields and leverage these to achieve functionalities relevant to bio-analytical
systems like "Lab-on-Chip" devices (miniaturized chemical
laboratories for performing chemical and biochemical assays).
Publications:
- Khurana T., Santiago
J. G., Preconcentration, Separation and Indirect Detection of Non-Fluorescent Analytes using Fluorescent Spacers, submitted to
Analytical Chemistry 2007.
- Khurana T., Santiago
J.G., “Analytical Modeling of Single Interface Isotachophoreis for Sample
Preconcentration”, in preparation
2007.
- Khurana T., Prasad
B.V.S.S.S., Ramamurthi K., Murthy S. S. “Thermal Stratification in
ribbed
liquid hydrogen storage tanks”, International
Journal of Hydrogen Energy 2006, 31, 2299-2309.
Conference
Presentations:
- Khurana T, Santiago
JG, “On-Chip isotachophoresis using electrophoretic spacers”. Proceedings
of the microTAS 2006
Conference, Nov 5-9 2006; Tokyo, Japan
- Khurana T, Santiago JG, “Analytical Model of Concentration
Boundaries in Single Interface Isotachophoresis” Proceeding of AIChE 2006 Annual Meeting, Nov. 12-17 2006; San
Francisco, CA, USA.
- Khurana T, Santiago JG, “Isotachophoresis for On-Chip
Electrophoresis Assays” Thermal and
Fluid Sciences Affiliates & Sponsors Conference, Stanford University,
Stanford, 2006.