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Albany, Ny

- Oversaw installation and implementation of NexION 350X inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometer (ICP-MS). Primary operator in charge of maintenance and new user training.- Designed, validated, and implemented ICP-MS analytical methods and standard operating procedures for dissolved and single particle elemental analysis of complex chemical and biological matrices, including industrial semiconductor process solutions and biological tissue samples.- Managed several NanoHealth and Safety Center research projects, helping PI realize $300,000+ in grant funding through consistent achievement of project deadlines and clear communication of experimental results, leading to multiple publications and grant renewals.- Oversaw multiple concurrent projects frequently requiring supervision of internand undergraduate lab workers, and including several collaborations with outsideresearch groups.- Acted as liaison with industry and academic partners for projects of mutual interest, communicating results and soliciting feedback.

Albany, New York Area

- Conducted research investigating the use of bacterial and fungal biofilms in the removal of toxic heavy metals (e.g. copper, arsenic, indium, gallium) from industrial semiconductor waste waters.- Led experimental design, implementation, and results analysis for assigned projects,as well as oversight of subordinate undergraduate lab workers and interns.- Moderator and administrator of graduate seminar course NNSE 680 Seminar in Nanosciences and Nanoengineering.- Administrator in charge of maintenance and new user training of Leica/Bruker hybrid AFM/CLSM microscope.

Albany, Ny

- Performed cross-disciplinary research in the areas of microbiology, materials analysis, and microfabrication.- Dissertation topic: "Microfluidic-Assisted Atomic Force Microscopy for the Mechanical Characterization of Soft Biological Materials." The project involved the design, fabrication, and testing of novel microfluidic devices for the growth of P. aeruginosa bacterial biofilms. The devices were designed to integrate into the stage of a hybrid AFM/CLSM microscope to facilitate the in situ optical and mechanical analysis of the grown biofilm.- Utilized the design software Solidworks and the FEA software ANSYS FLUENT for the design and characterization of microfluidic devices.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Nanoscale Science

Nanobiosciences constellation Thesis Topic: Microfluidic-Assisted Atomic Force Microscopy for the Mechanical Characterization of Soft.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Physics

Minor in mathematics.