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Postdoctoral Research Associate Stanford University, Dept. of Bioengineering Howard Hughes Medical Institute Contact Information Email: savas.tay at gmail Clark Center, E300, 318 Campus Drive, Stanford, CA 94305 Research Interests Systems biology and Microfluidics: Cell signaling, gene regulatory networks, high throughput single cell analysis Optical control of cell signaling Biomedical Imaging Opto-fluidic biosensors Previous: Photonics, Nonlinear optics, Holography, 3-D Displays Nanotechnology Education Ph.D. in Optical Sciences, University of Arizona, Tucson, 2007 B.S. in Physics and Education, Marmara University, Istanbul |
News Will be presenting at the Biophysical Society 54th Annual Meeting in San Francisco, 23 Feb 2010 Seminar at Emory University Dept. of Physics (Feb 2010) Seminar at NIH Institute of Allergy and Infections Diseases (Feb 12, 2010) Gave an invited talk at SPIE Photonics West (BiOS) on the use of microfluidics in decoding genetic signaling networks (25 January 2010, San Francisco) Will be giving a talk at APS March Meeting about latest results on the systems biology of NF-KB(2010, Portland, OR) Giving a seminar at NYU Medical School, Skirball Institute (Jan 26, 2010) Seminar at Boston University Bioengineering Department (Jan 20, 2010) Giving a seminar at UNC Chapel Hill Dept. of Biology (Jan 7, 2010) CV updated (Dec 2009) Gave a seminar at the Molecular and Cellular Biology Department, University of Arizona (Nov 24, 2009) Giving a talk at BMES at the cell signaling session, October 09, Pittsburgh (missed the talk!) Presented a poster at International Conference on Systems Biology (ICSB 2009) September at Stanford, CA Presented at Q-BIO conference, August 09, Los Alamos, NM 3D display spin-off company launched by former UA team TIPD LLC New paper published: Plasmonic narrow-band thermal IR emitter based on nano-amorphous carbon (APL 94, 071113) (2/2009) Was CNN's hologram really a hologram? Read here Our holographic displays were featured on CNN (Holographic TV to become reality) Oct, 2008. (note: this news story has nothing to do with the "hologram interview" CNN showed during 2008 US presidential elections. For an explanation of the difference between real holograms and CNN's stuff, see above) PhD dissertation nominated for the CGS Award by the University of Arizona, Aug 2008. 3D displays at the cover of OPN (Optics and Photonics News) July, 2008.
Presented photorefractive 3-D displays at an invited talk at the International Conference on Organic Electronics (ICOE 2008) in Eindhoven, Netherlands 6/17/08 Started a new postdoctoral position at Steve Quake's lab at Stanford Bioengineering Listen to the interview at Nature Podcast about the holographic 3-D displays (mp3) News story on 3-D displays attracted record breaking traffic at Uni. of Arizona News web site, reaching 20,000 hits a day. 2/13/08 3-D display paper was covered by BBC, NPR, Daily Telegraph, National Geographic, New Scientist, Discovery Channel, Physics World, Die Welt, Focus, Nikkei Newspaper, Materials World, Laser Focus World, IEEE Spectrum, Photonics Spectra, The Herald, MIT Technology Review, Science et Vie, The Economist, and many others. 2/10/08 Holographic 3-D display paper published in Nature (Vol 451, p 694)(pdf) 2/7/08 Photonic crystals infiltrated with nanoparticle/polymer composites (APL 91, 221109) (pdf) 11/29/07 Review of high performance photorefactive polymers in Optics and Photonics News article 12/1/05 IR sensitive photorefractive polymer work covered in Technology and Research News (Plastic records infrared light) 11/15/05 IR sensitive photorefractive polymers with high diffraction efficiency and fast response time (APL 87, 171105)(pdf) 11/20/05 Photorefractive polymers operate at the optical communication wavelength (1550nm) for the first time (APL 85, 4561) (pdf)11/15/04
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