B.Sc. in Chemical Engineering, Biomolecular Engineering concentration (2009-present).
Professional Experience
Federal-Mogul (January 2011 - Present)
Technical Engineer, operated an analytical materials testing lab. Specifics include determining the chemical and physical properties
of different mixtures and pads. Used several types of analyzing machines, such as scanning electron microscope, FTIR, differential
scanning alorimeter, thermogravimetric analyzer, suface area analyzer, and particle size analyzer.
Academic Awards
04/2012: First Place at the "7th Annual Student Research Day", Awarded a Research medal in the Chemical Engineering Biomolecular Concentration section,
with the poster "Insulator based Dielectrophoresis: effect of insulator geometry on particle trapping". See picture here and here
04/2012: URECA Grant granted by Tennessee Tech Office of Research to develop the project: "Dielectrophoretic particle manipulation in microfluidic
devices". The URECA (Undergraduate REsearch and Creative Activity) Program provides monetary assistance for undergraduates who pursue research and creative activities.
Research Projects
Mathematical modeling and experimentation with insulator-based Dielectrophoretic Devices.
Refereed journal articles
Adams, B.; Sanders, R.; Lapizco-Encinas, B.H.; "Effect of insulator geometry on microparticle trapping effiency in insulator-based Dielectrophoresis", In preparation, 2012.
Adams, B.; Redmon, R.; Buehrig, V. "A Search for Exoplanets in NGC 957" RBSE Journal 2008: 53-67
Conference proceedings and extended abstracts with ISBN
