Awards

My research in flow cytometry focuses on fundamental metrology challenges such as uncertainty quantification (UQ) and measurement comparability.

Each year, AIMBE seeks and selects ~20 candidates who have made an impact on the field.

Dr. Long’s research has focused on the development and application of ultrasensitive spectroscopic methods to present problems in remote sensing, atmospheric chemistry, optomechanics, and quantum science.

For the development of highly accurate and sensitive chip-scale optomechanical accelerometers for applications in transportation and defense.

For the development of highly accurate and sensitive chip-scale optomechanical accelerometers for applications in transportation and defense.

For the invention of serial cytometry, a revolutionary technology for cancer diagnostics and therapeutic evaluation.

For the invention of serial cytometry, a revolutionary technology for cancer diagnostics and therapeutic evaluation.

For pioneering contributions to optical switching and sensing systems utilizing micro-electro-mechanical system (MEMS) actuation principles and nanophotonics.

For his contribution to the AVS, NSTD, and the field of nanotechnology.

Thirumalai Venky Venkatesan is inventor of the pulsed laser deposition process and is a pioneer in its application to thin films of complex oxides and related multi component materials, which has transformed research on films/ heterostructures...

A joint second place prize between Amit and Dr. Shuo Sun from UC Boulder.

The team is being recognized “for the development of an optical atomic clock architecture that leverages microfabricated photonic components, leading to a vast reduction in size, weight, and power for next generation applications in timing...

For elucidating the physics of probe-sample interactions in scanning electron and atomic force microscopes for enabling accurate metrology of nanostructures to meet nanoelectronics manufacturing demands.

The Branco Weiss Fellowship – Society in Science is a unique postdoc program for scientists with a proven track record who are willing to engage in a dialogue on relevant social, cultural, political or economic issues across the frontiers of their...

Kartik Srinivasan of NIST’s Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology (CNST) was elected Fellow of the Optical Society (OSA). Dr. Srinivasan received the honor for his outstanding contributions to nanophotonics and quantum optics, including cavity...