Engineering at 150 displays

Yale Engineering at 150: Sesquicentennial Status Report
Yale Engineering faculty, students, and staff have produced a number of large posters for display at Engineering Sesquicentennial events. This web site presents their titles with links to Acrobat/PDF versions. Because the files range from 80 to 800 kB in size, they are best viewed with broadband Internet connections. Adobe Acrobat Reader or equivalent software is required. For more information about Engineering at Yale University, including research and teaching activities, please consult our main web site at http://www.eng.yale.edu
	Acousto-Electric Containerless Levitation of 2D and 3D Arrays Prof. Robert E. Apfel, Yibing Zheng, and Yuren Tian Department of Mechanical Engineering
	Advancing Electrical Propulsion via Electrosprays Ignacio Romero, Rodrigo Bocanegra, Ismael Guerrero, and Prof. Juan Fernandez de la Mora Department of Mechanical Engineering
	An Atomic-Scale View of Transition Metal Oxide Catalysis Dr. R.E. Tanner, Dr. M. Li, W.Gao, and Prof. E.I. Altman Department of Chemical Engineering
	Barrier Heights of High-k Gate Dielectrics on Si for Future CMOS Technology Wenjuan Zhu, Zhijiong Luo, and Prof. T.P. Ma Department of Electrical Engineering
	Characterizing Nanometer sized particles suspended in a gas Dipl.-Ing. Sven Ude and Prof. Juan Fernandez de la Mora Department of Mechanical Engineering
	Computational and Experimental Study of Energetic Materials Prof. Mitchell D. Smooke Department of Mechanical Engineering
	Direct Measurement of Colloidal Interaction Forces Martin Piech and Prof. John Y. Walz Department of Chemical Engineering
	Effects of Surface Heterogeneity and Roughness on Colloidal Interactions Jeffrey Chen, Prof. Menachem Elimelech, and Prof. John Y. Walz Department of Chemical Engineering
	Fluorescence Imaging of Photoacids in Chemically Amplified Photoresist Dr. Mike Mason, Dr. Krishanu Ray, and Prof. Robert Grober Department of Applied Physics
	Highly Reliable SiC MOS Transistors Operated at High Temperatures X.W. Wang, W.J. Zhu, X. Guo, and Prof. T.P. MA Department of Electrical Engineering
	Intelligent Sensors Laboratory Prof. Roman Kuc Department of Electrical Engineering
	Laser Diagnostics for Combustion Prof. Marshall B. Long Department of Mechanical Engineering
	Light Emitting Device with Increased Modulation Bandwidth Robert D. Koudelka and Prof. Jerry M. Woodall Department of Electrical Engineering
	ME 185 Mechanical Design Studio Mr. Glenn Weston-Murphy Department of Mechanical Engineering
	Microfabricated Patch Clamp Electrodes for Ion Channel Measurements Kathryn G. Klemic, James F. Klemic §, Xiaohui Li †, Prof. Mark A. Reed §, Prof. Frederick J. Sigworth Dept. of Cellular and Molecular Physiology, School of Medicine §Depts. of Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics †Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
	Minority Carrier Lifetime Studies in Heavily Beryllium- Doped p-type GaAs Thomas D. Boone and Prof. Jerry Woodall Department of Electrical Engineering
	Molecular Electronics Wenyong Wang, Jie Su, Dr. Takhee Lee, Dr. James F. Klemic, and Prof. Mark A. Reed Department of Electrical Engineering (www.eng.yale.edu/reedlab)
	Morse Teaching Center Prof. Peter J. Kindlmann and Mr. Edward Jackson Department of Electrical Engineering
	Multiscale Experiments and Modeling of Polycrystalline Plastic Flows Dr. X. Li, Dr. S.-Y. Yang, Mr. N. Zhang, and Prof. Wei Tong Department of Mechanical Engineering
	Nanowell Arrays for High Throughput Functional Proteomics James F. Klemic, Heng Zhu†, Prof. Michael Snyder†, Prof. Mark A. Reed Depts. of Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics †Dept. of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology
	Noise Thermometry Using Tunnel Junctions Lafe Spietz, Konrad Lehnert, Irfan Siddiqi, and Prof. Robert Schoelkopf Department of Applied Physics
	Quantum Computing and the Cooper-pair Box Konrad Lehnert, Lafe Spietz, and Prof. Robert Schoelkopf Department of Applied Physics
	Quantum Transport in Schottky Barrier MOSFETs Dr. Laurie E. Calvet, Prof. Robert G. Wheeler, and Prof. Mark A. Reed Department of Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics
	Superconducting Nanoscience Group Dr. Luigi Frunzio, Dr. Alex Kozhevnikov, Liqun Li, Matthew Reese, Dr. Bertrand Reulet, Aric Sanders, Veronica Savu, Dr. Irfan Siddiqi, Christopher Wilson, and Prof. Daniel Prober Department of Applied Physics
	The FEDRAM: A Novel Capacitor-less DRAM Cell Based on Ferroelectrics Jin-Ping Han and Prof. T. P. Ma Department of Electrical Engineering
	Tunneling Spectroscopy of the Silicon-Oxide- Semiconductor System Whye-kei Lye, Prof. T. P. Ma, and Prof. Richard C. Barker Center for Microelectronic Materials and Structures Department of Electrical Engineering
	Wave-Chaotic Optical Micro-resonators and Microlasers for Integrated Optics Profs Richard Chang and Prof. A. Douglas Stone, J.U. Nöckel, N.B. Rex, H.G.L. Schwefel, and H. Tureci Department of Applied Physics
	Whitney – Autonomous Vehicle Senior Capstone Project Mr. Edward Jackson and Prof. Roman Kuc Department of Electrical Engineering