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Juan G. Santiagos Profile | Stanford Profiles Santiago serves as Editor-in-Chief of the new journal Flow by Cambridge University Press 32 of his ex-PhD students and ex-postdocs have continued in microfluidics research including 24 professors at major universities, eight in corporate labs, and four in microfluidic startup companies
Juan G. Santiago - Mechanical Engineering Juan G Santiago received PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1995 His research includes the development of microsystems for on-chip chemical and biochemical analysis, methods for DNA quantification and hybridization, and electric-field based deionization methods
Juan G. Santiago - Wikipedia Juan G Santiago an American academic He is the Charles Lee Powell Foundation Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University and the Director of the Stanford Microfluidics Laboratory
Juan Santiago: “For me, engineering was a haven. ” The son of Cuban emigre parents, who arrived in the U S with only the clothes on their backs, Mechanical Engineering Professor Juan Santiago describes his path to Stanford
Juan Santiago - Professor of Mechanical Engineering His research includes the optimization and development of novel micro- and nano-devices for pumping liquids, on-chip electrophoresis, sample preconcentration methods, and miniature fuel cells
Juan G. Santiago - Stanford University Santiago serves as Editor-in-Chief of the new journal Flow by Cambridge University Press 32 of his ex-PhD students and ex-postdocs have continued in microfluidics research including 24 professors at major universities, eight in corporate labs, and four in microfluidic startup companies