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Shrotriya receives NSF Career Award
Pranav
Shrotriya has been awarded one of the National
Science Foundation's most prestigious awards given
to early career faculty. The NSF Faculty Early
Career Development (CAREER) Award provides funding
to support an integrated research and teaching plan
focused on exciting new research challenges. The
outstanding faculty in the Mechanical Engineering
Department at ISU include three additional NSF
CAREER awardees, one Department of Energy CAREER
awardee and two NSF Presidential Young Investigator
awardees. Read more here...
Dr. Shrotriya's project entitled "High Resolution
Interferometry-Based Surface Stress Sensors for Chemical and
Biological Species Detection" will receive $400,032 in
funding over the next five years. This research will
investigate basic phenomena related to surface stress
generation due to absorption/adsorption of molecules and its
applications to sensors for detection of chemical and
biological species. Sensors capable of monitoring surface
stress change due to absorption/adsorption of molecules are
increasingly being used to detect the presence of chemical
and biological species in both gas and liquid environments.
Proposed work seeks to address the limitations of current
state-of-art sensors with the development of a quantitative
understanding of surface stress generation and a novel
sensing approach based on high resolution interferometry.
The proposed interdisciplinary research compliments Dr
Shrotriya's educational goals by integrating science and
engineering research at high school, undergraduate and
graduate level.
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