UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS LOWELL
Department of Chemical Engineering
One University Avenue
Lowell, MA 01854
Tel: 978-934-3171
Fax: 978-934-3047

Email: sanjeev_manohar@uml.edu

 

 

CURRENT GROUP: UMass Lowell

Srikanth Rao Agnihotra

Ph.D. candidate, Department of Chemistry srikanthrao_agnihotra@@student.uml.edu

Srikanth Ammu

Ph.D. candidate, Department of Chemical Engineering srikanth_ammu@student.uml.edu

Sanjaykumar Patel

Ph.D. candidate, Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology Program sanjaykumar_patel@student.uml.edu

Syed K. Hasan

Ph.D. candidate, Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology Program Syed_Hasan1@student.uml.edu

Akshay Phulgilkar

MS candidate, Department of Chemical Engineering akshay_phulgirkar@student.uml.edu

Mohamed Alhabeb

MS candidate, Department of Chemical Engineering Mohamed_Alhabeb@student.uml.edu

Chetankumar Malepati

MS candidate, Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology Program Chetankumar_Malepati@student.uml.edu

Mark Lalli

BS candidate, Department of Chemical Engineering.... Mark_Lalli@student.uml.edu

Neha Manohar

BS candidate, Department of Chemical Engineering neha_manohar@student.uml.edu

PERSONNEL: former group members

Sumedh P. Surwade


Sumedh received his Ph.D. degree from the Department of Chemistry, UMass Lowell, in June 2010. He specializes in synthesis, characterization and sensor properties of electronic organic materials. sumedh_surwade@student.uml.edu

Sujit Jain

Sujit received his MS degree Chemical Engineering from UMass Lowell in June 2010. He specializes in green synthesis of conducting polyemrs and in organic surface finish technology. sujit_jain@@student.uml.edu

Vineet Dua

Vineet received his Ph.D. degree from the Department of Chemistry, UMass Lowell, in June 2010. He is the group's fourth doctoral candidate. He specializes in the synthesis and characterzation of graphene and carbon nanotubes. vineetdua@hotmail.com


Dr. Aimei Wu

Aimei received her Ph.D. degree from Department of Chemistry, UT-Dallas in August 2005 and the group's first Ph.D. (Dr. Manohar's former group). Expertise in the synthesis and characterization of nanostructured polypyrrole, polyaniline, and surfactant science. Also exploring new opportunities in the science of ammonium amalgams.

Dr. Kyle C. Cattanach

Kyle received his Ph.D. degree from the Department of Chemistry, UT-Dallas in August 2005 (Dr. Manohar's former group). He is the group's second doctoral candidate. He specialized chemical vapor detection using carbon nanotubes and is currently a Development Engineer at Baker Hughes. kyle.cattanach@bakerhughes.com


Dr. Xinyu Zhang

Xinyu graduated with a Ph.D. degree from UT-Dallas in 2005 (Dr. Manohar's former group), and is now Assistant Professor in Polymer and Fiber Engineering, Auburn University. His expertise is in the synthesis and characterization of nanostructured organic materials, inorganic oxides, carbon nanotube composites and novel nanocarbons. Xinyu is also a recipient of the Outstanding Overseas Chinese Student Scholarship award.

334-844-5439 (office); xinyu_zhang@auburn.edu

 


Ryan Bouldin

Ryan started in our group as our first chemical engineering graduate student in UMass Lowell and transferred to another group. He graduated from Tufts University with a MS degree in chemical engineering.

ryan_bouldin@student.uml.edu


Sumedh Surwade

Sumedh was a graduate student in the Chemistry Department in UT-Dallas from 2004-2006. He worked on the synthesis and characterization of parent and block copolymers of polyaniline and polypyrrole.

 


Harsha Kolla

Harsha was a Research Associate specializing in conducting polymer synthesis, instrumental analysis. Expertise in static and dynamic laser light scattering measurements and size exclusion chromatography. Instrumental support for the group. He joined SciTech in Connecticut in 04/06.


Xianghui Wang

After graduating from UT-Dallas in 2005, Xianghui decided to pursue a Ph.D. in biomedical devices at UT-SWMC in Dallas. Her research was on developing transparent carbon nanotube coatings on novel organic light emitting diodes, organic field effect transistor, and organic memory storage devices.

wang.xianghui@gmail.com


Rashmi Kulkarni

Rashmi was a graduate student in electrical engineering specializing in electronic devices using carbon nanotubes and conducting polymers. Devices include FETs, vapor sensors, and novel energy storage devices made from nanostructured carbon and inorganic oxides. She has now joined PlasticLogics in Cambridge, UK specializing in the flexible electronics.


Erling Beck

Erling graduated from UT-Dallas with a MS degree in 2009.

 

Copyright © 2005 Sanjeev Manohar

Copyright © 2005 Sanjeev Manohar