TANMS Faculty Advisers and Research Focus
University of California, Los Angeles



Professor Robert N. Candler
- Department of Electrical Engineering


TANMS Research Focus: 2D (Antenna), 3D (Motor)
Lab Availability: 2020 Winter/Spring URP

Professor Gregory P. Carman
- Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering


TANMS Research Focus: 1D (Memory), 2D (Antenna), 3D (Motor)
Lab Availability: 2020 Summer REU/REM

Professor Jane P. Chang
- Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering


TANMS Research Focus: Material development for nanoscale multiferroic memory and antenna testbeds
Lab Availability: 2020 Summer REU/REM

Professor Dino Di Carlo
- Department of Bioengineering

TANMS Research Focus: 3D (Motor) applications for cell manipulation
Lab Availability: 2020 Winter/Spring URP 


    

Professor Christopher S. Lynch                                                                                                           - Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

TANMS Research Focus: Modeling of magnetization control of nanoscale memory, antenna and motors.
Lab Availability: 2020 Summer REU/REM
        

Professor Abdon Sepulveda
- Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

TANMS Research Focus: Modeling of magnetization control of nanoscale memory, antenna and motors.
Lab Availability: 2020 Winter/Spring URP 

Professor Sarah Tolbert
- Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

TANMS Research Focus: Material research for nanoscale multiferroic memory and antennae.

Lab Availability: 2020 Winter/Spring URP

Professor Kang L. Wang
- Department of Electrical Engineering

TANMS Research Focus: Nanoscale multiferroic memory testbed development

Lab Availability: 2020 Winter/Spring URP

Professor Yuanxun Ethan Wang

- Department of Electrical Engineering
TANMS Research Focus: Nanoscale multiferroic antenna testbed development

Lab Availability: 2020 Winter/Spring URP

California State University, Northridge


Professor Igor Beloborodov
- Department of Physics and Astronomy

TANMS Research Focus: Study of physics behind novel magnetoelectric phenomena through multiscale modeling and analysis

Lab Availability: 2020 Winter/Spring URP

Professor Nicholas Kioussis
- Department of Physics and Astronomy


TANMS Research Focus: Study of mechanical properties of mutiferroic systems through 
Lab Availability: 2020 Winter/Spring URP

Cornell University


Professor Darrell Schlom
- Department of Materials Science and Engineering

TANMS Research Focus: Materials development for multiferroic applications

 Lab Availability: TBD

Northeastern University


Professor Nian X. Sun
- Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

TANMS Research Focus: Materials development for microsystems

Lab Availability: 2020 Winter/Spring URP

University of California, Berkeley

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Professor Jeffrey Bokor                                                                                                             - Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences

TANMS Research Focus: nanomagnetics and nanoelectronics research
Research Group Website: http://orange.eecs.berkeley.edu/

Lab Availability: 2020 Winter/Spring URP

 Professor Sayeef Salahuddin
- Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences

TANMS Research Focus: Analysis of acoustically-driven ferromagnetic resonance in magnetoelastic films for antenna applications 

Lab Availability: 2020 Winter/Spring URP


The University of Texas at Dallas


Professor Rashaunda Henderson
- Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

TANMS Research Focus: Antenna characterization and fabrication

Lab Availability: 2020 Winter/Spring URP