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Congratulations to our undergraduate researchers!

Congrats to our undergrad researchers! Maneeshika Madduri won fellowships from both Fulbright and Sandia Labs! Jena Barnes had a poster at MRS and won a fellowship for PhD studies at Duke next fall! Congratulations to both of our undergraduate researchers, Jena Barnes and Maneeshika Madduri, for their prestigious awards and accomplishments over the past few […]

Boundary resistance breakthrough

Under our new AFOSR grant, Jaeho, Elah, and Zijian are sorting out the electron and phonon contributions for the first time using nanolayers of metals, semi-metals, and dielectrics. With AFOSR support, Zijian Li, Jaeho Lee, and Elah Bozorg Grayeli, are sorting out the electron and phonon contributions to thermal boundary resistance.  Thermal boundary resistance is […]

Phononics & JHT Anniversary

Amy Marconnet leads a major review for the Journal of Heat Transfer Anniversary Issue.”From the Casimir Limit to Phononic Crystals…” describes 20 years of phonon transport research starting with the highly-cited Stanford thesis work of Asheghi and coworkers. J. Heat Transfer Article  

Sri Lingamneni wins a SWE Teaching Excellence Award for 2012!

This recognizes outstanding support of thermosciences classes! She is a highly deserving recipient this year for her outstanding support of the thermosciences undergraduate classes as well as ME352B.  This annual award is given to a few professors and TAs to honor their commitment, dedication, and excellence in teaching. Selections are made based on nominations from […]

Michael Barako wins NDSEG Fellowship and Centenntial TA Award!

Nanoheat lab congratulates Michael Barako on winning a couple of really outstanding awards this spring.The first was a competitive and prestigious NDSEG fellowship, effective Fall 2012.The second is the Centennial TA award, in recognition of his service for the class ME131A (Introduction to Heat Transfer) during Fall quarter 2011-2012.Way to go Michael! Congrats to Michael […]