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Curriculum Vitae
Ryan Molecke
Research Interests:
Bio-nano interfaces, protein interactions / chain reactions, diagnostics and treatment of
genetic diseases, virology, self-assembling systems, sol-gel systems, optical tweezers,
nanoscale electronics and logic systems, molecular dynamics, modeling of nano-scale
systems, applied and pure mathematics
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Professional Experience:
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
Mar 2003 - Dec 2004 (Electrical and Computer Engineer Department)
      Undergraduate Research Assistant, Plasma & Fusion Research Lab
      I built a 1kA IGBT-based pulser and accompanying 1F cap bank
      I was also the ECE department webmaster for my junior year in Computer Engineering.
June 2005 - Jan 2006 (Electrical and Computer Engineer Department)
      Undergraduate Intern, Intel Corp., Product Engineer in handheld sort
      Industrial microchip testing, dispositioning, and failure analysis
Aug 2004 - Present (Spatio-Temporal Cell Pathology Group)
      Software engineer maintaining a cellular spatial statistics calculator
Aug 2007 - Present (Applied Mathematics Department)
      Fellow in nanoscience (1st year rotations listed below)
          
- User interfaces and cellular statistics
          
- Anisotropic crystal growth
          
- Optical microscopy and sol-gel methods
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Publications:
"Experimental Investigation of Active Feedback Control of Turbulent Transport in a
Magnetized Laboratory Plasma" S. Will, M. Gilmore, C.T. Abdallah, J. Herrera, R. Molecke,
S. Xie, 46th Annual Meeting of the Division of Plasma Physics, Nov 2004 Savannah,
GA (poster session)
"Modeling Nanocrystal Shape Evolution on Patterned GaAs Substrates Using Dynamic Wulff
Shape Progressions" R. Molecke, P.S. Wong, G. Balakrishnan, and D.L. Huffaker,
25th North American Molecular Beam Epitaxy Conference, Sept 2007 Albuquerque, NM (poster session)
(manuscript to be submitted soon)
"Cellspan: A TCL/TK Graphical User Interface to Cellular Spatial Statistics Modeling
with R" R. Molecke, S. Steinberg, B. Wilson, D. Roberts, J. Zhang (in development)
"Modeling Zinc-blende Atomic Lattices as Cubic"
R. Molecke, G. Balakrishnan, D.L. Huffaker (in development)
"Interparticle Interaction Measurements using Laser Tweezers" A. Grillet, C.M. Brotherton,
T.P. Kochler, M.D. Reichert, R. Molecke (poster session)
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