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Mats Howard Cooper
Mats Cooper
Doctoral Candidate in Engineering
(1/11) Teaching Assistantships Completed:
2.005 / 2.006 sequence in Thermal Fluids Engineering (2003-2004)
https://web.mit.edu/acadinfo/sse/evaluations/S04/c2/s2_006.html (MIT certificates required)
BE.342 / BE.442 Molecular Structure of Biological Materials (2005)
https://web.mit.edu/acadinfo/sse/evaluations/F05/cBE/sBE_442.html (MIT certificates required)
(2/11) Community Outreach:
SEED Academy - Saturday Engineering Enrichment and Discovery Academy. (2006)
Beacon Academy – Academics, Character, Opportunity. (2005-2006)
(3/11) Research Funding generously provided by:
(2002-2003) Department of Mechanical Engineering http://www-me.mit.edu/
(2004-2005) Deshpande Center for Technological Innovation http://web.mit.edu/deshpandecenter/
(2005) ROHM of Japan http://www.rohm.com/products/index.html
(4/11) Public Presentations:
(2004) MIT Graduate Association of Mechanical Engineers
(2003) Talente exhibition Munich Germany.
(5/11) Business Plan Contest Submissions:
(2002) Chemicube in the $1K Entrepreneurship Competition.
(2003) Chemicube in the $50K Entrepreneurship Competition.
Mass High Tech News Coverage of the Chemicube (2003)
(6/11) Research Contributions for William Thies:
Abstraction
Layers for Scalable Microfluidic Biocomputers.
William Thies,
John Paul Urbanski, Todd Thorsen and Saman Amarasinghe.
Proceedings
of the 12th International Meeting on DNA Computing (DNA 2006).
Seoul, Korea, June, 2006.
Programmable
Microfluidics.
William Thies, J.P. Urbanski, Mats Cooper,
David Wentzlaff, Todd Thorsen, and Saman Amarasinghe.
ASPLOS
Wild and Crazy Ideas Session.
Boston, MA, October, 2004.
Towards
Programmable Microfluidics.
William Thies, Research
Qualifying Examination, MIT EECS, April, 2004.
(7/11) Support for Prof. Todd Thorsen:
Fabricating Microfluidic Devices for High-Density Biological Assays. Panamerican Advanced Studies Institute: Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems; San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina (2004)
Digital
Microfluidics Using Soft Lithography.
John Paul Urbanski,
William Thies, Christopher Rhodes, Saman Amarasinghe and Todd
Thorsen.
Lab on a Chip 2006, 6(1), 96-104.
J.P. Urbanski Masters Thesis (2004)
(8/11) Patent Filings:
20060088449 Systems and methods for transferring a fluid sample
20050277125 High-density reaction chambers and methods of use
My inventors page at FreshPatents.com
(9/11) Student Government:
(2004-2006) Roster for Graduate Student Council Institute Committee on Intellectual Property.
Graduate Student Council General Council Meeting Attendance.
Secretary: Graduate Association of Mechanical Engineers (2005-2006) as reported in the Annual Report and Newsletter.
Social Chair: Graduate Association of Mechanical Engineers (2004-2005) as reported in the Newsletter.
Social Chair: Sidney Pacific (2003-2004) as reported in the Sidney Pacific Newsletter and house meeting minutes.
Sidney Pacific Brunch helper
(2005) MIT Scuba Club.
(10/11) Research pics:
2.744 Clock and Solidworks parts for a mobile PDA stethoscope
(2005) Jess Vey's writeup on page 10 of the Graduate Student News
(2003) Photographer and Web Publisher: Joost Bonsen
(11/11) 20th century projects:
(2000) Jitter compensation control, beam calibration, beam setup and alignment for the Artificial Star 3 Gravity Probe B project at Stanford as detailed in the doctoral thesis of Ted Acworth.
(2000) Graduate study with the Alliance for Innovative Manufacturing at Stanford
Patri Friedman is in this category because we haven't done any 21st century projects yet.
(1999) First-place award of the Pacific Southwest Section of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE/PSW) in the section's Undergraduate Engineering Design Competition goes to my Harvey Mudd team.
(1994) Diploma - Geneva Community High School via the Names Database.
