I am very proud of my students
Principle Investigator
	Sherry Towfighian Assistant Professor sht@binghamton.edu	Dr. Towfighian received her PhD degree from the University of Waterloo, Canada in 2011. She joined the Mechanical Engineering department at Binghamton University in Fall 2013. She has published 14 international journal and conference papers and has received NSERC doctoral scholarship and MITACS Postdoctoral fellowships. Her research interest is Micro-electro-mechanical systems and their applications in medical imaging devices. She is also interested in energy harvesting from mechanical vibration for biomedical applications.
Current Members
	Mehmet Ozdogan PhD Candidate mozdoga1@binghamton.edu	Mehmet has received his BS degree from Yildiz Technical University in Turkey. He is currently receiving scholarship from Turkish Military Academy. His research interest is micro-actuators for bi-axial rotations and out of plane dispalcement for optical interferometry applications.
	Wathiq Ibrahim PhD Candidate (with Dr. Mohammad Younis) aibrahi4@binghamton.edu	Wathiq earned his bachelor's degree in Biosystme Engineering in 2006 from Jordan University of Science and Technology. He got his Masters' degree from binghamton University in 2013 and currently working on his PhD reserach focused on energy hravesting from nonlinear mechanical vibrations.
	Wei Yang PhD Candidate wyang24@binghamton.edu	Wei obtained his BS and MS degree from the University of Science and Technology at Beijing in 2011 and 2014, respectively. He is currently working on his PhD degree and is developing nonlinear resonators for energy harvesting from random input vibrations.
	Wei Sun MS Candidate wsun4@binghamton.edu	Wei is working on his Masters' thesis on developing an electrostatic micromirror with a large stroke for medical device applications.
	Mark Pallay MS Candidate mpallay1@binghamton.edu	Mark has received his BS degree from Binghamton University in spring 2014. He is working towards his Masters' degree and his reserach is parametric excitation of electrostatic resonators.
	Meysam Daechin PhD Candidate mdaeich1@binghamton.edu	Meysam has received his MS degree in Mechanical Engineering from Sharif University of Technology at Tehran, Iran in 2013. He joined the lab in September 2015. He is working towards his PhD and his research is focused on dynamics and vibration of MEMS transducers.
Alumni
Matthew Jones MS	Currently at Ford.
Lejie Liu MS	Currently PhD student at University of Madison-Wisconsin.
Timothy Kilmer Undergraduate student	Currently junior student at SUNY Oneonta.

 

 

Last Updated: July 31, 2014