Cleanroom Squad Members
Chey’Na Bunch
Norfolk State University
Electronic and Electrical Engineering C/O 2021
“Effects of Radiation in Space on Living Organisms”
Researched different types of radiation and the effects they have on living organisms and assisted with this work in NSU’s Cleanroom and Nanotechnology lab, NASA Langley and EVMS.
Maitreyee Pharande
Norfolk State University
Graduate Research Assistant
“Signal Processing of Brain Signals to understand effect of space radiation on brain functioning.”
Implemented Signal processing and Data analysis for different brain signals for radiated and irradiated animals, to understand effect of space radiations on brain functioning in collaboration with NSU’s Cleanroom, Nanotechnology lab, NASA Langley and EVMS.
Aslam Khan
Norfolk State University
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
“Acquisition and analysis for Neural signal to understand the functional network of the brain.”
As a part of EIT project, the goal of this analysis is to understand the functionality of the brain while the subject is performing certain tasks like sleeping, moving, traumatized, exposed to radiations, etc. Devices like nano-implantable electrode (invasive), Plexon, Offline sorter, TBSI wireless system are used for data acquisitions and custom written code in MATLAB is used to filter and analyze the acquired data.
Vu Huu Pham
Norfolk State University
Graduate Research Assistant
Neuro Engineering and Nano Electronics Laboratory (NENEL)
Department of Engineering College of Science, Engineering and Technology
“Brain fast functional imaging using Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT)”
Research focuses on brain EIT system which include electronics circuit design and analyze, data acquisition, finite element method (FEM).
Nived Mukundan
Norfolk State University
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
“System Integration and Data Acquisition of Electrical Impedance Tomography System.”
Designing of a data acquisition system for Electrical Impedance Tomography to understand the neural circuitry and connections between sections of the brain by using the conductivity distribution around the region of interest of the brain.
Charles Owusu-Ansah
Norfolk State University
MSc. Electronic Engineering
“Study and Development of Implantable Iridium Oxide Coated Nanowire Electrode for Electrical Impedance Tomography Imaging of The Brain”
Using modeling as study tool to investigate the properties of iridium oxide used as nanowires coating in order to develop implantable electrodes with enhanced surface roughness to achieve no delay of charge transfer at the electrode – electrolyte interface.
Director : Hargsoon Yoon, Ph.D.
Professor
Director of NSU Cleanroom
Neural Engineering and Nano Electronics Laboratory
Department of Engineering
RTC Suite 410J
700 Park Ave, Norfolk, VA 23504
Tel: 757-823-0051
Email : hyoon@nsu.edu
Lab Manager : Alice T. Musapatike
Assistant Director
MCAR Cleanroom/Lab Manager I MCAR 303
Norfolk State University,
555 Park Avenue I Norfolk I VA. 23504
Tel: 757-823-0001
Email : amusapatike@nsu.edu
Cleanroom Technician : Marvin Kim Ph.D.
MCAR Cleanroom Technician
MCAR 105C Norfolk State University,
555 Park Avenue Norfolk VA. 23504
Tel : 757-823- 0021
Email : mmkim@nsu.edu