Kwok-Siong Teh, PhD


Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering

 

1600 Holloway Avenue, SCI 124

School of Engineering

San Francisco State University

San Francisco CA 94132

ksteh@sfsu.edu

Tel: (415) 405-4168
Fax: (415) 338-0525

 


 

RESEARCH

The primary focus of my group is in the synthesis, characterization, assembly, and large-scale nanomanufacturing of nanomaterials with technological applications in energy generation & storage, cell and tissue engineering, nano & optoelectronics, and anti-fouling filtration media. In addition, we are also interested in the assembly and integration of these nanomaterials into MEMS and NEMS. Currently, we are at various stages of the following projects:

 

·         Rapid synthesis of oxide nanostructures for bulk heterojunction solar cells and optoelectronics

·         Understanding the role(s) of inorganic nanostructures in cell migration and tissue engineering

·         Smart polymer-based nanocomposite anti-fouling coatings

·         Large-area synthesis of low-dimensional carbon for nanoelectronics

 

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TEACHING
 

Engr 200 – Materials of Engineering (F/S 06-10, Fall 10)

Engr 201 – Dynamics (S09-10, Fall 10)

Engr 690 – Introduction to Micro and Nanoengineering (Spring 08)

Engr 696 – Engineering Design Project I (F/S 08-10)

Engr 697 – Engineering Design Project II (S09-10)
                        Engr 699 – Independent Study (materials science/engineering topics) (F/S)

EIT Review (F/S)

 

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EDUCATION  

           

2004

PhD, Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, CA

2001

MS, Mechanical Engineering, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

1997

BS, Mechanical Engineering, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL     

 

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE (Curriculum Vitae)

 

AWARDS, GRANTS, AND HONORS

 


Last update: 01/2010