AES Mid-Career Award
Recognizes exceptional contributions to the field of electrophoresis, microfluidics, and related areas by an individual who is currently in the middle of their career.
2021 Recipient
Nathan S. Swami
Nathan Swami serves as Professor of Electrical
& Computer Engineering at the University of Virginia, with joint
appointments in Chemistry and the Cancer Center departments. His research group
specializes in development of label-free microfluidic devices for
biofabrication, biophysical single-cell isolation for phenotypic analysis and for
integration with nanoconfinement to enable signal amplification for biomolecular
sensing. Prior to University of Virginia, he served on the scientific staff of
the MEMS group at Motorola Labs and at Clinical Microsensors, Inc., a Caltech
start-up interfacing microelectronics to bio-analysis. He seeks to impact
diagnostic systems within point-of-care and resource-poor settings for enabling
precision medicine. More information on his research is at: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=iS12HRMAAAAJ&hl=en
Nominations
Due each year on November 15. For details on requirements and nomination process, visit http://www.aesociety.org/awards/midcareer_achievement_nomination.php
Past recipients
2020 Alexandra Ros
2019 Christopher J. Easley
2018 Michael Roper
2017 R. Scot Martin
2016 Amy E. Herr
2015 Adam T. Woolley
2014 Kevin Dorfman
2013 Todd Squires
