FEATURES:
Mandana Veiseh
is a senior member of Electronic Materials and Devices-Microsystems Technology group and a former National Research Service Award fellow of National Cancer Institute. She develops biohybrid micro-/nano-systems and new research thrusts that bridge engineering and nanotechnology to translational biosciences in the areas of cancer diagnosis and therapy, bioelectronics medicine, 3D model systems, and environmental monitoring. Dr. Veiseh holds Ph.D. in Materials Science & Engineering and Nanotechnology from University of Washington. 
PARC Forum-Apr 29 with George Dyson
Come join us for a special evening of the PARC Forum with George Dyson a historian of technology where he will give a presentation: The First Five Kilobytes are the Hardest- The Physical Realization of an Electronic Computing Instrument. Come join us and register here. .
