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HIMANSHU JAYANT SANT

50, S. Central Campus Dr. Rm 2110,

Salt Lake City UT 84112

Ph (801) 585-3176

Fax (801) 585-9826

E-mail: hjs8@utah.edu,

Website: http://www.eng.utah.edu/~sant

Academic Experience

Doctor of Philosophy

Mechanical Engineering

University of Utah

Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Master of Science

Biomedical Engineering

Louisiana Tech University,

Ruston, LA 71272

Bachelor of Science

Chemical Engineering

Maharaja Sayajirao University,

Baroda, India 390001

Academic Honors

· Jan 2002 to Present, Graduate Research Assistantship, Mechanical Engineering, University of Utah.

· August 2000 to December 2001, NSF Research Fellowship

· March 2000 to August 2000, Graduate Research Assistantship, College of Engineering and Sciences, Louisiana Tech University.

· November 1999 to May 1999, Graduate Teaching Assistantship, College of Engineering and Sciences, Louisiana Tech University.

Research Projects

· Study of geometrical scaling effects on the performance of micro field flow fractionation systems

· Study of entrance effects in microfluidic channel and improvement in sample injection scheme for micro field flow fractionation systems

· Study of shear activation of platelet in microchannels

· Study of wall repulsion effects in microfluidic channels Development and characterization of thermo-electric field flow fractionation systems.

· Development of integrated optical waveguide detection scheme for microfluidic systems

· Identify biological and environmental applications for field flow fractionation based microfluidic modules

· Development of rapid prototyping methods for the manufacturing of microfluidic and related systems

Teaching Experience

· Teaching Assistant: Fundamentals of Microsystems Principles Class, Conducted lab sessions, prepared lab assignments, assisted in individual and group projects, and supervised final project poster session

· Guest Lecture: Fundamentals of Microsystems Principles Class for 2 sessions.

· Teaching Assistant: Chemistry, Conducted lab sessions and related theory classes, prepared lab assignments and exams

Thesis

· Tentative Title: Micro-Instrumentation for Biodefence, University of Utah

· Improved Geometrical Scaling Models for Field Flow Fractionation Systems, Louisiana Tech University, 2001.

Professional Affiliation

· Student Member of Biomedical Engineering Society

· Student Member of All India Institute of Chemical Engineering Society

References:

Dr. Bruce K. Gale

http://www.eng.utah.edu/~gale

Dr. Michael J. McShane

http://www.latech.edu/~mcshane

Dr. Ronald Besser

http://www.stevenstech.edu/~rbesser

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