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Anchal Agarwal
Email: anchala@umich.edu • Phone: (734) 730 0668 • 1613 Beal Ave • Apt 6 • Ann Arbor • MI 48105 PROFILE: • Experience in Micro-fabrication, Optics Lab and Particle Accelerators • Excellent communication skills, both technical and interpersonal • Efficient and punctual EDUCATION: University of Michigan BS Dual Degree: Electrical & Computer Engineering • GPA: 3.75/4.00 United States Particle Accelerator School Stony Brook University One semester particle accelerator physics course condensed into ten – ten hour classes spanning two weeks. (Part of the Lee Teng program) INTERNSHIPS: Sept 2009 – Apr 2013 Ann Arbor, MI June 2011 Long Island, NY
X-Ray Science, Argonne National Laboratory (Lee Teng Intern) June 2011- Aug 2011 Advisor: Dr. Lahsen Assoufid Argonne, IL Assisted in building a test bench to characterize a nanoradian slope sensor to be used in the new Long Trace Profiler at the APS and wrote Matlab programs to process images from a CCD camera. Resonant MEMS Group, Directed Study Advisor: Prof. Mina Rais-Zadeh Characterized wafer level transfer of epitaxial GaN thin films using eutectic bonding. Photonics Group, Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program Mentor: Prof. Vanessa Sih Researched electron spin dynamics in semiconductors and calibrated a liquid crystal variable retarder using LabView.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:
Jan 2011- Apr 2011 Ann Arbor, MI Sept 2009 - Apr 2010 Ann Arbor, MI
RELEVANT COURSES:
EECS 216: Signals and Systems EECS 230: Electromagnetism EECS 320: Semiconductor Devices EECS 215: Introduction to Circuits ENGR 151: Accelerated C++ and Matlab MATH 215: Multivariable Calculus PHYSICS 438: Fundamentals of Accelerator Physics EECS 460: Control System and Analysis EECS 312: Digital Integrated Circuits EECS 280: Programming and Data Structures MATH 425: Introduction to Probability EECS 421: Properties of Transistors Languages: C++ Software: Matlab, LabView, Maple, AutoCAD, Multisim Operating Systems: Windows XP, Mac OS X,
Email: anchala@umich.edu • Phone: (734) 730 0668 • 1613 Beal Ave • Apt 6 • Ann Arbor • MI 48105 PROFILE: • Experience in Micro-fabrication, Optics Lab and Particle Accelerators • Excellent communication skills, both technical and interpersonal • Efficient and punctual EDUCATION: University of Michigan BS Dual Degree: Electrical & Computer Engineering • GPA: 3.75/4.00 United States Particle Accelerator School Stony Brook University One semester particle accelerator physics course condensed into ten – ten hour classes spanning two weeks. (Part of the Lee Teng program) INTERNSHIPS: Sept 2009 – Apr 2013 Ann Arbor, MI June 2011 Long Island, NY
X-Ray Science, Argonne National Laboratory (Lee Teng Intern) June 2011- Aug 2011 Advisor: Dr. Lahsen Assoufid Argonne, IL Assisted in building a test bench to characterize a nanoradian slope sensor to be used in the new Long Trace Profiler at the APS and wrote Matlab programs to process images from a CCD camera. Resonant MEMS Group, Directed Study Advisor: Prof. Mina Rais-Zadeh Characterized wafer level transfer of epitaxial GaN thin films using eutectic bonding. Photonics Group, Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program Mentor: Prof. Vanessa Sih Researched electron spin dynamics in semiconductors and calibrated a liquid crystal variable retarder using LabView.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:
Jan 2011- Apr 2011 Ann Arbor, MI Sept 2009 - Apr 2010 Ann Arbor, MI
RELEVANT COURSES:
EECS 216: Signals and Systems EECS 230: Electromagnetism EECS 320: Semiconductor Devices EECS 215: Introduction to Circuits ENGR 151: Accelerated C++ and Matlab MATH 215: Multivariable Calculus PHYSICS 438: Fundamentals of Accelerator Physics EECS 460: Control System and Analysis EECS 312: Digital Integrated Circuits EECS 280: Programming and Data Structures MATH 425: Introduction to Probability EECS 421: Properties of Transistors Languages: C++ Software: Matlab, LabView, Maple, AutoCAD, Multisim Operating Systems: Windows XP, Mac OS X,