About me
I am a scientist and engineer in Southern California. I study microscale in situ sensors, which means I try to build very small tools that can warn us about problems in our bodies or in the environment. I have been working in research labs and nanofabrication cleanrooms for 20 years, and during that time I have worked on everything from nanoparticle-coated optical ring resonators to flexible, plastic, brain probes.
I currently manage the Polymer Implantable Electrode Foundry at the University of Southern California.
Some examples of devices and inventions I’ve worked on over the years
Polymer-based, microelectrode brain implant
Tin-oxide nanowire chemical sensor
Polymer implantable electrodes for variety of applications
Micro-scale optofluidic ring resonator
