2022
Ellie Schlake wins the prestigious NSF GRFP award.
Ellie Schlake from BSU won the prestigious NSF GRFP award. Showcasing her research activity
Read the full article “Kandadai named to Accomplished Under 40 list”
Ellie Schlake wins HERC Fellowship
September 2021
Tevin Poudrier and Joshua Reser joined the group.
August 2021
June 2021
Dr. Nirmala Kandadai and Dr. Harish Subbaraman were awarded IGEM commerce grant with Fiberguide Industries for researching Novel optical coating on Optical Fibers
May 2021
Javier Corona joined FLAIR group
April 2021
We mourn the sudden and tragic loss of David Vogel.
We lost a dedicated, hardworking, and compassionate colleague. David in addition to being an amazing Engineering was a world record bicyclist. In his memory, please read Interview: Davy and Daryl Vogel, Pan-American cyclists.
Anupama Dhamala passed her qualifiers!!!
January 2021
David Vogel joined FLAIR
December 2020
Dr. Todd Otanicar awarded DOE SIPS project with Dr. Nirmala Kandadai
September 2020
Devyn Duryea joined the FLAIR group
June 2020
Sohel Rana passed his proposal
Congratulations Sohel!
September 2019
Dr. Nirmala Kandadai and Dr. Subbaraman awarded $198,000 to investigate In pile instrumentation
August 2019
Dr. Nirmala Kandadai receives HERC Incubation Fund
Dr. Nirmala Kandadai has received a $75,000 award to purchase a femtosecond laser system. Read more about HERC incubation award here
July 2019
Great Job Ashley Rivera at the LSAMP presentation!!!
May 2019
Congratulations to Prof Dave Estrada- New AD for CAES!!
Graduate student, Sohel Rana, was recently awarded the INL Fellowship to continue research of fiber-optic sensors design and fabrication. Congratulations!
Aug 2017
Two PhD Students Join FLAIR Lab
Graduate students Sohel Rana and Bahareh Badamchi join the FLAIR Lab. Welcome!
June 2017
Dr. Harish Subbaraman Awarded DOE NEUP Project
Dr. Harish Subbaraman and another ECE faculty Dr. Maria Mitkova were awarded a DOE NEUP project titled “Integrated silicon/chalcogenide glass hybrid plasmonic sensor for monitoring of temperature in nuclear facilities”. This 3-year $712,000 award will enable the researchers to develop temperature sensors capable of providing real-time temperature information inside nuclear reactors.