Alumni Profiles
Gaurav Arya '03
I am investigating the role of histone tails and their modifications in the folding of chromatin and its subsequent transcription state using brownian dynamics simulations and free energy calculations. |
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Serafim Kallidasis '94
Despite a number of PhD offers from other US institutions including Urbana, Carnegie Mellon and Purdue I decided to pursue my PhD with ND. And there are several reasons for that. At the time I was primarily ... >read more |
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Yiannis Kaznessis '99
"My experience at the University of Notre Dame was a particularly rewarding one. The environment is one of scholastic excellence and the campus is still the most beautiful one I have seen in the States. The University ...>read more |
Jason Keith '00
At ND I worked with Profs. Chang and Leighton on the stability of reverse-flow reactors and light-off of automobile catalytic converters. I have extended this work at MTU to study diesel particulate trap regeneration and applications in ... >read more |
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Michael King '99
"Working for Profs. Leighton and McCready, I was able to work on an interesting range of problems in fluid mechanics. I learned to construct mathematical models from first principles and devise experiments that isolate key mechanisms and ...>read more |
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Dmitry Kopelevich '02
Working with Dr. H.-C. Chang at Notre Dame gave me a chance to explore a wide range of problems including nonlinear pattern formation in fluids, molecular modeling of diffusion in nanoporous materials, and sedimentation of suspension. The ...>read more |
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Adrienne Minerick '03
My graduate experience at Notre Dame was unparalleled. The philosophy was very much work hard / play hard; I got to work next to some great individuals and made friends (now colleagues) that will last a lifetime. ... >read more |
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Jayne Wu '04
From 2003 to 2004, I worked as a post-doc researcher with Prof. H.-Chia Chang. That was one of the most rewarding years in my career. My research focused on AC electrokinetics for bio-micro-fluidic chips, which is an... >read more |
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Leslie Yeo '05
I came to ND after 2 years in industry as a mathematical modeller having previously completed a PhD at Imperial College. During this time, I had discovered that I missed the challenges and dynamics of working in... >read more |








