Stephanie Burrs
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- School: Prairie View A&M University
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- Department: Engineering
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100 University Dr
Prairie View, TX - 77446 - Dates at Prairie View A&M University: May 2016 - March 2020
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Biography
Prairie View A&M University - Engineering
Advanced biosensor technology, sensor system design, carbon-metal-bionanocomposites
Biotechnology
Stephanie
Burrs
Prairie View, Texas
Biological engineer with strong mechanical engineering background, research and industry experience focused on developing and implementing technology to promote understanding and advancement of biofuel and bioenergy systems.
Experience
University of Florida
Graduate Assistant
Nanomaterial mediated biosensor design and fabrication for physiological sensing.
University of Florida
PhD Candidate
Development of biochips for detection of alcohols in biofuel systems.
University of Florida
Providing educational STEM enrichment activities for highschool students using biomaterials and biosensors as hands on teaching tools.
Pratt & Whitney
Engineer II
Engine control system requirements and design.
NASA Glenn Research Center
Research Assistant
Design of H-infinity control for magnetic bearings
Prairie View A&M University
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Stephanie worked at Prairie View A&M University as a Adjunct Assistant Professor
Prairie View A&M University
Assistant Professor
Developing advanced biosensing platforms while teaching Materials Science, Thermodynamics I, Machine Design II and Renewable Energy
Lockheed Martin
Systems Engineer
F-22 Avionics and Weapons System Design and Analysis.
Education
University of Florida
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Biological/Biosystems Engineering
University of Florida
Graduate Assistant
Nanomaterial mediated biosensor design and fabrication for physiological sensing.University of Florida
PhD Candidate
Development of biochips for detection of alcohols in biofuel systems.University of Florida
Providing educational STEM enrichment activities for highschool students using biomaterials and biosensors as hands on teaching tools.Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
Master's degree
Mechanical Engineering
