HML STUDENTS Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, Massachusetts

	Sarah Bates Greenbelt, Maryland B.S, Mechanical Engineering, Cornell University Research Area:
	Brian Chan Millbrae, California S.B., Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Research Area: Snail locomotion, Low Reynolds-Number locomotion
	Wonjae Choi Seoul, Korea M.S., Mechanical Engineering, Seoul National University B.S., Mechanical Engineering, Seoul National University Thesis: Interactions between the liquid and the solid, with an emphasis on the effect of the surface texture on the wetting/non-wetting of liquids.
	Jerome Crest Marseille, France B.S., Mechanical Engineering, Ecole Polytechnique, Paris Thesis: Formation of nanofibers by capillary-driven thinning of drying viscoelastic filaments
	Chris Dimitriou Larnaca, Cyprus S.B, Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Research Area: Flow assurance of waxy crude oils
	Randy Ewoldt Eldridge, IA M.S., Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology B.S., Mechanical Engineering, Iowa State University Research: Thesis Nonlinear viscoelasticity: meaningful characterization and application to biological and engineered systems.
	Khac Chi Hoang Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam Ph.D, Computational Design and Optimazation, National University of Singapore
	Andrew Koo Taipei, Taiwan B.A., Biochemistry, Washington University in St. Louis Ph.D. Candidate, Biological Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Thesis: The Role of Syndecan-4 in Mechanotransduction and Computational Modeling of Shear Stress-induced Syndecan-4 activation Leading to Nitric Oxide Production
	Sumeet Kumar Patna, India B.Tech., Mechanical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Research Area: Model Microfluidic Platform Prototyping: Design and Fabrication of a PCR chip
	Raymond Lam Hong Kong M.Phil, Automation and Computer-aided Engineering, Chinese University of Hong Kong B.Eng, Automation and Computer-aided Engineering, Chinese University of Hong Kong Thesis: Artificial Teeth: Towards Biofilm Analysis on a Chip
	Sungyon Lee San Francisco, California S.B., Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley Research Area: Lubrication of Non-Newtonian Fluid in a Corner Region
	Moeto Nagai Tokyo, Japan MA, Micro Nano System Engineering, Nagoya University Research Area: Controlling and Utilizing Actuators of Microorganisms with Microfluidic Devices
	Thomas Ober Ithaca, New York B.S, Chemical Engineering, Cornell University Minor, Mechanical Engineering, Cornell University Research Area: Micelles, Shear Banding, Microchannel Rheology
	Murat Ocalan Ankara, Turkey M.S. , Mechanical Engineering, Penn State University B.S., Mechanical Engineering, Middle East Technical University Research Area: Magnetorheological fluids
	Kyoo Chul (Kenneth) Park Seoul, Korea B.S., Mechanical Engineering , Seoul National University Research Area: Nano Surface Fabrication, Micro Fluid Mechanics
	Eva Sciacca Catania, Italy S.B., Computer Science, University of Catania Research Area: Computational Modeling and Optimization in Electronic Circuit Design and Systems Biology
	Sukhyun Song Seoul, South Korea B.S., Mechanical Engineering , Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) M.S., Mechanical Engineering , Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) Research Area: The effect of fluid shear stress on the NO production of endothelial cell
	Dawn Wendell Farmington, CT S.B., Mechanical Engineering , MIT S.B. , Biology, MIT M.S., Mechanical Engineering, MIT Research Area: Transport of slurries with high particle density.
	Amos Winter Chesterfield, NH B.S., Mechanical Engineering, Tufts University M.S., Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Thesis: Biologically-Inspired Devices for Burrowing and Anchoring in Undersea Substrates
	Tania Ullah Brooklyn, NY S.B., Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Thesis: Development of a photocatalytic device for artificial respiration.
	Tony Yu Birmingham, Alabama B.S., Mechanical Engineering, Columbia University S.M., Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Research Area: Phase Transformation in Thin Films, Low Reynolds Number Locomotion

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