Samuel Q Tia

Samuel Q Tia, B.Sc.

  • Positions:
    Graduate Student - Ph.D.

    Bioengineering

    University of California, Berkeley (Berkeley, CA)

    Graduate Student - Ph.D.

    UCSF-UCB Joint Graduate Group in Bioengineering

    University of California, San Francisco (San Francisco, CA)

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  • Advisor:

    Amy Herr

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  • Degrees:
     
    B.Sc., Mechanical Engineering, University of Florida (Gainesville, FL)
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  • Past Advisors:
     
    Joseph DeRisi (as Visiting Student)
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  • Research:
    I work on developing microfluidic devices for disease diagnostics and biomarker validation.

    A major focus of our lab is engineering innovation for analysis of complex biological systems -- as is required to address questions important to both fundamental biological systems and applied clinical research. We employ a combination of approaches drawn from chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering with strong foundations in biology, materials science, and analytical chemistry. This includes understanding the scale-dependent phenomena underpinning technology development, and applying this to develop tools for biomarker analysis as well as clinical/point-of-care diagnostics.

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  • Other Experience:

    2006-2007 MOT-UNIDO Bridging the Divide Research Fellow

    2006 Regeneration Technologies Inc. - Biotechnology R&D Group Intern

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  • Honors:

    2007-present NSF Graduate Research Fellowship

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Samuel Tia's Posters and Presentations (3)

  • On-chip Multianalyte Native Western Blotting (presentation)

    SQ Tia, D Kim, M He, AE Herr

    microTAS , Groningen, Netherlands; 10/2010
  • A novel technique for measuring pedicle screw forces in situ (poster)

    Tia, S., Buckley, J.M., Nguyen, T.Q., Lotz, J.C., Burch, S

    ASME , Summer Bioengineering Conference; 06/2008
  • A Microneedle Based Injection Device For Drug And Vaccine Delivery In Developing Nations (poster)

    S. Tia, Z. Lee, K. Saldanha, F. Nawaz and D. Liepmann

    BMES, 2007 Fall Annual Meeting, Los Angeles; 09/2007

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