Abstract: In the past three decades single
molecule microscopy (SMM) methods
have evolved into extremely
successful tools for revealing hidden
properties and mechanisms in a
broad range of complex systems in
various scientific disciplines. These
methods are particularly useful for
analyzing stochastic processes where
the state of individual molecules
changes. My project aims to study two
complex systems in single molecule
level: quantum dots and trans-
membrane proteins, where both show
random alternations between micro
states of the system.
Adviser: Diego Krapf Co-Adviser: N/A Non-ECE Member: Michael Tamkun, Biomedical Sciences Member 3: Edwin Chong, Electrical and Computer Engineering Addional Members: Ashok Prasad, Chemical and Biological Engineering
Publications: Sanaz Sadegh, Eli Barkai, and Diego Krapf. "1/f noise for intermittent quantum dots exhibits non-stationarity and critical exponents." New Journal of Physics 16.11 (2014): 113054.
Program of Study: ECE 512 ECE 514 ECE 533 ECE 652 ECE 526 PH 580A1 N/A N/A