Resume

• 1996

  Ph.D.

  Advisors: Dr. Jonathan Pelz

  Physics.; Dr. Bharat Bhushan

  Mechanical Engineering

  Experimental Physics

• 1991

  MS

  Developed a hybrid direct simulation Monte Carlo and molecular dynamics simulation of fluid flow in micron sized channels.\nAdvisor: Dr. Alejandro Garcia

  Computational Physics

• 1978

  BA

  Physics and Chemistry

• David

  Lee

  George Washington University

  SETI Institute

  The Ohio State University

  Biomedical Engineering Dept.

  DTLee Scientific

  llc

  The Ohio State University

  Wittenberg University

  The Ohio State University

  I am responsible for teaching the junior level undergraduate labs in the biomedical engineering dept. I also teach engineering design in the BME capstone design courses

  and run the undergraduate machine shop for BME.

  Assistant Professor of Practice

  Columbus

  Ohio Area

  The Ohio State University

  Biomedical Engineering Dept.

  I am teaching a graduate course on the use of x-rays to analyze\nmaterials.\n\nI am continuing my project on the relationship between the molecular level structure of electrospun poly(epsilon-caprolactone) and the tensile and yield strength of the material. As part of this project

  I am building a temperature controlled sample stage for our x-ray diffractometer.

  The Ohio State University

  owner

  I provide instrument integration

  data acquisition

  and data analysis programming services to scientists and engineers. I have particular expertise in x-ray diffraction

  x-ray fluorescence spectroscopy

  and scanning probe microscopy.

  DTLee Scientific

  llc

  Programmer/Analyst

  I wrote data analysis software for the Cryogenic Grating Spectrometer

  an echelle grating infrared spectrometer (6-206 micron) that flew on the Kuiper Airborne Observatory.

  SETI Institute

  Assistant Professor

  I taught: computational physics; introductory thermodynamics

  electricity and magnetism

  and optics for biology majors; introductory calculus based mechanics; jr. level classical mechanics; semiconductor physics; and an introductory modern physics laboratory.

  Wittenberg University

  The Ohio State University

  Dept. of Biomedical Engineering

  I am responsible for helping the faculty develop and for implementing the junior year laboratory experience in the six domain courses. I will also be assisting the seniors with their design experience.

  Undergraduate Laboratory Supervisor

  My research is on the structure of poly(epsilon-caprolactone)

  a biodegradeable polymer that is used in bioengineering. I also use x-ray diffraction and x-ray fluorescence to study the structural changes that occur in materials as they are used in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells. \n\nI am responsible for operating

  maintaining

  and training users of a Rigaku Ultima-III x-ray Diffractometer

  a Rigaku ZSX-101e X-ray fluorescence spectrometer

  a vacuum furnace with laser dilatomer

  a variety of optical measurement instruments

  and an acoustic emissions instrument.

  The Ohio State University

  George Washington University

  Washington

  DC

  -Responsible for Biomedical Engineering Senior Capstone Design Program\n-Developing and integrating design and laboratory experiences throughout the BME undergraduate experience

  Associate Professor of Practice

  Biomedical Engineering