The MicroSmithie Lab Dinner, May 2017
Principal Investigator |
 Kristen L. Dorsey, PhDAssistant Professor of Engineering Smith College Faculty Page |
Kristen Dorsey teaches courses in introductory engineering, circuit theory, MEMS, microelectronics, and semiconductor devices. Her research focuses on the fabrication, modeling, and characterization of microscale and miniature sensors. Her current work has applications to wearable devices and flexible electronics. She has previously worked on the design of chemical sensors and inertial sensors.
Undergraduate Students |
| Alysha da Silva (2018)
Special study: Anisotropic strains sensors |
| Dan Lin (2018)
Special study: Testbed for strain sensors |
| Elizabeth Boahen (2020)
Summer SURF: Fabricating EcoFlex in origami-like shapes |
| Meng Cao (2019)
Special study: Fabrication of EcoFlex-EGaIn strain sensors Summer SURF: Flexible, wearable torsion sensors for detecting arm motion |
| Becky Shen (2019)
Summer SURF: A testbed for stretchable strain sensor characterization |
Alumn* |
| Sara (2017)
Special studies: Fundamentals of Microelectronics |
| Jiaao Lu (2017)
Special study: Testbed for strain sensors Special study: Ice as a sacrificial layer for EcoFlex casting |
| Sara Lorić (2016) Honors thesis extension: Metal oxide gas sensors |
Updated 18 July 2017