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Meet the Team

We are always building our group.  Please contact Prof. Reuel if you are interested in joining as a post-doc, graduate student, or undergraduate researcher (use mail icon below).  Please send your resume along with short paragraph explaining your career aspirations.
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Summer 2021 Group Picnic 
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Spring 2017 Reuel Group Croquet Tournament
Spring 2018 Reuel Group Kubbb Tournament
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(a.k.a. Viking Chess or ​Stickey Sticks) 

Principal Investigator

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Nigel F. Reuel
Jack R. and Carol A. Johnson Faculty Fellow
Director of Graduate Education
COE Entrepreneurial Fellow
Ph.D. Chemical Engineering MIT 2014
@ReuelGroup

Lab interests: Proteins, sensors, 'simple,' and 'frugal' systems
Out of lab: father of 5, year round cyclist, start ups, reading, amateur water polo

Graduate Students

Alumni​

Dr. Sadaf Charkhabi - PhD July 2020, @3M
Dr. Jared Dopp - PhD July 2021, @Merck
​Dr. Nathaniel Kallmyer - PhD July 2021, @Zymosense 
Dr. Denis Tamiev - PhD October 2021, @Enveda Biosciences
Dr. Adam Carr - PhD September 2022, @BigHat Biosciences

Undergraduate Researchers

  1. Matthew Kelly (2019) - Nanosensors for farm feed
  2. Cullen Walsh (2018-2019) - Frugal science gantry system
  3. Mohamed (Seddik) Abdennadher (2018-2019) - Soil and cancer nanosensors
  4. Yash Patel (visiting from Institute of Technology, Nirma University Spring 2019) - Sweat sensing
  5. YeongRan (Katherine) Jo (Spring 2019) - Cell free protein synthesis of hydrolases
  6. Juhyung (Ju) Jung (Summer and Fall 18) – Cell Free Protein Synthesis
  7. Sarah Ketcham (Fall 18) – Smart surface resonant sensors for food
  8. Branden Moreau (Fall 18) – Resonant sensors for proteins
  9. Chuck Neff (Fall 18) – Hydration sensor
  10. Maktoom AlSeiari (Fall 18) – Ion detection with resonant sensors
  11. Rachel Khor (Summer and Fall 18) – Lipase sensor
  12. Mason Furnish (Spring and Fall 18) – Portable reader for Resonant Sensors
  13. Nathan Munn (Spring and Fall 18) - Protein sensing with Resonant Sensors
  14. Alex Kooistra (Spring and Fall 18) – Frugal science XY gantry system
  15. Cameron Greenwalt (Spring 18 Honors Freshman) – CFPS Protocols
  16. Abdul Azizz (Fall 17 and Spring 18) – Low cost detector for SWNT
  17. Austin Allen (Spring 18) – Frugal science syringe pump
  18. Sparsh Agarwal (Spring and Fall 18) – SWNT Fluorescence in EM Field
  19. Erica Peterson (Spring 18) Honors Thesis – “Enzyme Activity Monitoring for Agricultural Applications via Nanotube Technology”
  20. Mazen Abdullah (Spring and Fall 18) – Expression active proteins with CFPS
  21. Ahmed Mansoor (Spring 18) – CFPS Lyophylization
  22. Nate Rider (Griswold Spring and Fall 18) – SPPS on Nanotubes
  23. Samuel Kramer (Spring and Fall 18) – SWNT Chiral separation
  24. Nathan Roby (Spring 18) – Phospholipid solubilized SWNT
  25. Kyle Jackson (Fall 17 and Spring, Fall 18) – Tissue Dielectric Spectroscopy
  26. Lionel Dkhar (Fall 17 and Spring 18) – Electrophoretic chiral separation of SWNT
  27. Jia Wu (Summer 2017 BioMAP REU student) – Ions with Resonant Sensors
  28. Grant Silliman (Summer 2017) – Genetic protocols with Bacillus
  29. Sam Miller (Griswold Fall 2017) – Portable reader for resonant sensors
  30. Suzanna Bart (Fall 2017) – Cell free extract that is devoid of living cells
  31. Joseph Musielewicz* (Fall 2016 to present) – nIR Reader for Nanotube Sensors
  32. Viktoriia Kriuchkovskaia (Fall 2016 to present) – Low cost optics for nIR sensors / Resonant Sensors for Biofilms
  33. Zhanyi Yao (Spring 2016) – AFM measurements of nanotubes
  34. Brandon Evans (Spring 2016) – Wireless experiment monitors
  35. Tyler Kirscht (Spring 2016) – Frugal Science QCM
  36. Joel Sutter (Spring 2016 to present) – Microscope modifications
  37. Yee Chan (Spring 2016 to present) – Evanescent Wave Illuminator for SWNT
  38. Jacob Rudeen (Spring 2016) – CFPS optimization
  39. Dustin Thomas (Spring 2016 to Aug 2016) – Membranes for Antenna Sensors
  40. Alyssa Lantz (Spring 2016 to present) – Programmable proteases
  41. Andee Beierle (Spring 2016 to present) – Antenna Hydration Sensors
  42. J. Conner Graves (Spring 2016 to 2017) – Raman Spectroscopy of Nanotubes
  43. Trinh Huynh (Summer 2016 to Dec 2017) – Nanotube sonication optimization
  44. Megan Otto (Spring 2016) – A Beginner’s Guide to CFPS
  45. Han Jong Shin (Fall 2016 to Dec 2017) – Mouse hibernation chamber / Online cell density measurements / In Field Measurement tools
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