Project Summary | Project Information |
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The goal of the project is to broaden participation and collaboration in nanoscale science by creating cheap and functional nanomanipulator that enables a person to perform nanoscale manipulations. A nanomainipulator is an ultra high precision positioning instrument used commonly in nanoscience and biological applications. The instrument is used to position pipette and potentially other similar objects underneath a microscope in order to conduct experiments such as cell manipulation or mechanical/electrical testing on nanotubes. The project aims to develop a controllable nanomanipulator that achieve competitive operational specifications while being a significantly cheaper alternative to currently available solutions. This project is the second phase of the project building upon the work done in project P12371. |
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Team Members
Name | Role | Contact |
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Jacob Bertani (ME) | Lead Hydraulic Subsystem Engineer | jjb7174@rit.edu |
Avash Joshi (ME) | Lead Driver / Hydraulic Interface Subsystem Engineer | adj6745@rit.edu |
Bridget Lally (EE) | Lead Controls Engineer | bcl5443@rit.edu |
Nick Matson (EE) | Project Manager | nkm6515@rit.edu |
Keith Slusser (ME) | Lead Manipulator Movement Subsystem Engineer | kls8070@rit.edu |
Table of Contents
MSD I | MSD II |
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