A former member
Julian is originally from the Los Angeles County and received his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering with distinction from the University of California, Merced in 2021. He is now on the pursuit of an M.S. and Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University as a contributing member of the nanoHeat Research Group. His current research interests […]
Wyatt was a Master’s student in our group leading collaborations on wearable electronics with Analog Devices. He was working closely with those in the group specializing in conduction heat transfer to realize products based on novel thermal sensing.
Kiwan is a visiting scholar majoring in Mechanical Engineering at Chung-Ang University. His undergraduate research focuses on manifold micro-channel cooling using CFD software and machine learning. He is also interested in pool boiling experiment using copper inverse opal.
Yimeng received his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering (ME) and Electrical Engineering (EE) from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2021. He is now pursing his M.S. and PhD in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University. His research interest remains in understanding fundamental heat transfer phenomenal and its application. Besides research, he enjoys playing a variety of […]
2007-2009 Senior researcher, Visual Display Division, Samsung Electronics
Jose Juarez is an undergraduate at Stanford University majoring in Mechanical Engineering (‘15) with a focus in heat transfer and controls. His research includes designing an isothermal incubator for in vitro thermal characterization in mice in collaboration with Falk Cardiovascular Research Center. He is currently working on designing a heat generation measurement of in vitro […]
Maneeshika is an undergraduate at Stanford University majoring in Electrical Engineering with a focus in Energy. She is currently working on an energy conversion project involving Zinc Oxide nanowire films. Her research focuses on determining the thermal characteristics of Zinc Oxide nanowire films using the 3ω technique.
Conor Coyan is an undergraduate at Stanford majoring in Chemical Engineering and minoring in Materials Science. His research involves designing thermal interface materials for applications in thermal management and thermoelectric generators. Currently these materials consist of a nanowire-polymer composite that optimizes thermal conductivity and mechanical compliance, so the device can efficiently transfer heat yet not […]
Jena is an undergraduate at Stanford studying Materials Science and Engineering with a concentration in electronics and photonics. She is currently working on a nanostructure energy conversion project involving ZnO nanowires for thermoelectric applications. Her research includes the measurement of the Seebeck coefficient and thermal transport properties of ZnO nanowire thin films using infrared thermometry, […]
