WiE Webinar: Nanostructure for Sensors in Chemical and Biological Systems

Dr. Mona Zaghloul on women engineers and nanostructure
Wed, 14 April, 2021 4:00pm
Dr. Mona Zaghloul - Nanostructure

WiE is proud to present Dr. Mona Zaghloul in this episode of our SEAS Faculty Discussion Series. Dr. Zaghloul has achieved many firsts in her storied career, including being the first woman to earn a doctorate in engineering from the University of Waterloo, Canada, and the first woman faculty member hired in SEAS. In addition to talking about her journey, Dr. Zaghloul relates a brief history of women engineers and the effect of advances in technology.

Featured during this webinar is Dr. Zaghloul's research on nanostructures, including lessons learned and perspectives on the future of this fascinating area of engineering.

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About Dr. Mona Zaghloul

Dr. Mona Zaghloul is a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and is the director of GW’s Institute of MEMS and VLSI Technologies. She conducts research in: digital and analog design of VLSI circuits, VLSI systems applications, and the design and implementation of micro/nano-sensors using micro and nano technology.  Examples of the devices on which her team works are: chemical gas sensors, biosensors, and RF-MEMS.  Her research group works in collaboration with local and national laboratories and with industry.


Contacts
Taly Walsh
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