The Lindsay Lab: People

Stuart Lindsay
Professor
BSc.(1972) , PhD (1976), Physics, University of Manchester, England. My research interest is biophysics, particularly at the molecular level.
Maggie Black
Administrative Associate
Steve Woodward
Research Specialist
Associate degree, Mechanics, Broome Community College, NY. Bachelor degree, Electrical Engineering, Binghamton University, NY. Worked 20 years for IBM designing and building specialized manufacturing equipment for IBM's production facilities. I have been a member of the Lindsay Lab since 1996 providing research support.
Michael Dodson
Research Specialist
Peiming Zhang
Associate Professor Research
Jin He
Assistant Professor Research
PhD in Biophysics, 2005, ASU
B.S.in Physics, Fudan University, China.
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Michael Morrison
Research Scientist

Feng Liang
Research Scientist
PhD in Chemistry, 2005, Wuhan University, China

Graduate Students

Lisha Lin
Chemistry graduate student (2004-)
B.S. in Chemistry, ZhongShan University, China
Qiang Fu
Chemistry graduate student (2005-)
B.S.in Chemistry, Fudan University, China
Researc Direction: Chromatin structure
Ashley Kibel
Physics Graduate student (2005-)
B.S. in Physics, ASU
Research Direction: electron transfer, organic photovoltaic cell

Shreya Bhattacharyya
Chemistry graduate student (2005-)
Research Direction: electron transfer, organic photovoltaic cell
B.S. in Chemistry, Calcutta University, India

Shuo Huang
Physics graduate student (2006 fall-)
B.S. Nanjin University, China
Research Direction: DNA Sequencing

Di Cao
Physics gruduate student (2006 fall-)
B.S. USTC, China
Research Direction: nanofabrication, nanofluidic

Parmindar  Kaur
Physics graduate student (2006 fall-),
B.S. Delhi University, India
Research Direction: Recognition Imaging

Shuai Chang
Physics graduate student (2007 fall-)
B.S. Physics, Fudan Univeristy,China
Research Direction: DNA sequencing

Hao Liu
Chemistry graduate Student (2007 fall-)
B.S. Chemistry, Beijing University, China
Research Direction: DNA sequencing

Pei Pang
Physics graduate student (2007 fall-)
M.S. Physics, Wuhan University, China
Research Direction: nanofludics

Former Lab Members

Postdocs

Hongda Wang (2001-2007)
Postdoctoral Research Associate
Research on using scanning probe microscopy to study chromatin structure and function in a liquid environment.
Current position: Professor, Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, China
Visoly-Fisher, Iris
(2004-2007)
Research on Biomolecular Electronics
Current position: Senior Lecturer, Ben Gurion University, Israel

Bash, Ralph
(2001-2006)
Research on Chromatin

Fan,Chen
(2002-2005)
Research on Molecular Electronics
Current position: Research staff, Swedish Hospical in Seattle, WA

Ramachandran, Ganesh
(2001-2003)
Research on Molecular Electronics
Current position: Intel

Graduate Students

Liyun Lin
Physics graduate student (2003-2009)
Research on MAPPING HISTONE EPIGENETIC MODIFICATION ON NANOSCALE
current position: Postdoc at Professor Wickramasinghe's group at UCI

Shahid Qamar
Physics graduate Student (2002-2009)
Research on DNA Translocation Through a Molecular Nanopore: Molecular Dynamic Study
Current position:Research Associate, James Graham Brown Cancer Center, university of Louisville, Kentucky

Quinn Spadola
Physics graduate Student (2002-2008)
Research on Novel Approaches to DNA Sequencing
Current position: MFA, Science and Natural History Filmmaking


Ashcroft, Brian
Physics graduate Student (2002-2007)
Research on Forced Translocation of DNA Hairpins through a tight mole nanopore studied by Atomic Force Microscopy
Current position: Postdoc, Leiden University

He, Jin
Physics graduate Student (2000-2005)
Research on Electron Transport through Single Molecules
Current position: Assistant Professor Research, ASU

Xiaodong Cui
Physics graduate student(1997-2001)
Researc on investigation of single molecule electronics by scanning probe microscopy
Current position: Assistant Professor, The University of Hong Kong