Murali Krishna Ghatkesar
Associate Professor
Murali Krishna Ghatkesar earned his M.Sc. (Electronics) from the University of Hyderabad, India, and his M.Sc. (Engineering) by research in Instrumentation from Indian Institute of Science (IISc), India. He was awarded Ph.D. in Physics with summa cum laude (highest honors) from the University of Basel, Switzerland. He was a postdoc researcher at the Physics Department, California Institute of Technology (Caltech), USA. Subsequently, he was a research associate at the Chemistry Department, University of Virginia (UVA), USA. Presently, he is Associate Professor at the Department of Precision and Microsystems Engineering (PME), Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), The Netherlands.
Research interests: Micro and Nano fabrication, Micro and nanofluidics, Biophysics
Vijayendra Shastri
Postdoc
Project: Single-cell biopsy & sample prep for cryoEM
Kaï Betlem
Postdoc
Project: Inkjet printing of sensors for eNOSE
Collaborators: Prof. Peter Steeneken and Prof. Frans Widdershoven
Suman Kundu
Postdoc
Project: Spectrometer
Collaborators: Prof. Peter Steeneken and Prof. Frans Widdershoven
Murat Kabatas
Postdoc
Project: eNOSE for plants
Collaborators: Prof. Peter Steeneken and Prof. Frans Widdershoven
Eleonoor Verlinden
PhD Candidate
Project: Sample prep for cryoEM
Gürhan Özkayar
PhD Candidate
Project: iMicrofluidics
Zhilin Wang
PhD Candidate
Project: F-MINIS
Lucia Crocetto
Master student
Project: Mass sensing with 3D printed devices
Xinyi Wang
Master student
Project: 3D printed Microfluidic pump
Qiuxian Wang
Master student
Project: Mass sensing with SAW devices
Monique Nguyen
Master student
Project: Elastic modulus and adhesion strength of cancer cells
Marie Madzdorf
Master student
Project: Quantification of interactions with cell while using microfluidic AFM probe
Jelle Mens
Master student
Project: Sample prep for cryoEM
Jelle Smit
Master student
Project: Oxygen control in buffer for organ-on-chips