Congratulations to Dr. Alan Giglio for successfully defending his PhD thesis on "Further Applications of Osmotic Transport Device for Penetrating Ballistic Bullet Injury and Long-Term Controlled Cortical Impact Spinal Cord Injury". This work was in collaboration with Professor Devin K. Binder and our good colleagues at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR). Dr. Giglio...

Congratulations to Dr. Raymond Yeung on successfully defending his thesis entitled "Characterization of Particulate Flow Dynamics of Flat-Plate Microchips in Microfluidic Channels for High-Throughput Sorting Applications." Ray was co-advised by Professor William Grover and myself on this important work, which was funded by NSF with Professor Philip Brisk serving as the Principal Investigator. Ray also...