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Contact Information:
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Joined MME in 2001
Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M University in 2001
Research Interests:
- Microfluidics
- Multiphase Flow and Heat Transfer
- Electrokinetic Flow, Mixing, Separation and Concentration
- Numerical Modeling of Bio-Fluid Flow
- Ion Mobility Spectrometry
- Micro Fuel Cell and Energy Conversion
Significant Publications:
- Horiuchi, K. and Dutta, P., 2006, “Electrokinetic Flow Control in Microfluidic Chip Using A Field-Effect Transistor,” Lab On A Chip, Vol. 6, pp. 714-723.
- Cui, H., Horiuchi, K., Dutta, P., Ivory, C. F., 2005 “Multistage Isoelectric Focusing in Polymeric Microchips,” Analytical Chemistry, Vol. 77, pp. 7878-7886.
Recent Publications:
- Cui, H., Dutta, P., and Ivory, C. F., 2007, "Automated Electric Valve for Electrokinetic Separation in a Networked Microfluidic Chip," Analytical Chemistry, Vol. 79(4), pp. 1456-1465.
- Zhe, J., Jagtiani, A., Dutta, P., Hu, J., and Carletta, J., 2007, "A Micromachined High Throughput Coulter Counter for Pollen Detection And Counting," Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering, Vol. 17, pp. 304-313.
- Shim, J., Dutta, P., and Ivory, C. F., 2007, "Modeling and Simulation of Isoelectric Focusing in Two-Dimensional Microgeometries," Electrophoresis, Vol. 28, pp. 572-586.
- Horiuchi, K. Dutta, P., and Richards, C. D., 2007, "Experiment and Simulation of Mixed Flows in Trapezoidal Microchannels," Microfluidics and Nanofluidics, Vol.3, pp. 347-358.
- Cui, H., Dutta, P., and Ivory, C. F., 2007 "Isotachophoresis of Proteins in a Networked Microfluidic Chip: Experiment and Simulations," Electrophoresis, Vol. 28, pp. 1138-1145.
Links:
W. M. Keck Bio-Medical Materials Research Laboratory
Objectives: To establish a Bio-medical Materials Research Laboratory (BMRL) to focus on revolutionary approaches to design and manufacture of structures for skeletal disorders and implants.
Uniqueness & Innovation: Direct Laser processing and induction plasma spray processing facilities are being developed for fabrication of nanoscale powders to coatings to bulk structures of metallic and ceramic materials for biomedical applications. Innovation stems from design and fabrication of novel materials for a variety of applications with special emphasis on biomedical needs.
Principal Investigators: Amit Bandyopadhyay, Susmita Bose, Howard Hosick
Partners: WSU School of Biological Sciences Professor, Howard Hosick
Funding Agency: W. M. Keck Foundation