Anubhav Tripathi
Assistant Professor of Engineering:
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Program, Division of Engineering
Phone: +1 401 863 3063
Phone 2: +1 401 863 3063
Anubhav_Tripathi@brown.edu
My research focuses on understanding biochemical and biomolecular processes in microchip environments. Projects include: developing continuous flow DNA and RNA amplification processes, rapid identification of Influenza subtypes, fast screens for protein folding and unfolding buffers, separation of protein isoforms, developing micro-bubble shells for detecting pathological conditions, and developing nanoparticle induced pathogen lysis.
Interests
My research focuses on understanding biochemical and biomolecular processes in microchip environments. Projects include: developing continuous flow DNA and RNA amplification processes, rapid identification of Influenza subtypes, fast screens for protein folding and unfolding buffers, separation of protein isoforms, developing micro-bubble shells for detecting pathological conditions, and developing nanoparticle induced pathogen lysis.
Awards
Nominated for Barrett Hazeltine Citations. (2005)
Tau Beta Pi Excellence in Teaching Award (2004-2005)
Nominated for the Karen T. Romer Award for excellence in advising (2004 & 2005)
Affiliations
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
American Chemical Society
American Physical Society
Reviewer to sevaral Journals in the area of chemical and Biochemical Engineering
Funded Research
1. Brown Influenza Microchip: Rapid Identification of Sequence Specific Subtypes. Office of Sponsors Research Seed Money Grant (with Artenstein and Opal).
2. Effect of confinement on evolution and morphology of surfactant mesophases. ACS-PRF.
3. Measurements of electro-osmotic mobilities in microchips using enhanced coatings. From Target Discoveries, Palo Alto, CA. (project completed)
