Xiaojing Zhang
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Xiaojing Zhang
Assistant Professor
- Department of Biomedical Engineering
The University of Texas at Austin
Austin, Texas 78712
Phone: (512) 475-6872
- Lab Website
- Office Hours: MWF 10-12noon in BME 5.202O or by appointment
Research Focus
Zhang Laboratory is developing integrated photonic microsystems, semiconductor chips and nanotechnologies for imaging, sensing and regulating cellular processes critical to healthcare, environmental and defense applications. Current research focuses on developing tools and methods to understand and regulate complex biological networks critical to development and disease, and developing nano-micro fabricated photonic sensors for biomaterials characterization, fast pre-cancer detection and diagnosis. Nano-Micro scale science, Information, and Biomedicine are integrative components of Zhang's research that are used with advanced engineering tools to facilitate biomedical studies and develop point-of-care diagnostics for global health initiatives.
Research Interests
- Micro-electro-mechanical Systems (MEMS), Semiconductors and Nanomaterials
- Micro-optical endoscopes for pre-cancer detections, nanophotonics
- Biosensors, implantable medical devices
Selected Publications
- K. Hoshino, L. Rozanski, D. A. Vanden Bout and X.J. Zhang, "Near-field
scanning optical microscopy with nanometer-sized light emitting
diode", Applied Physics Letters, 92, 131106, 2008.
- K. Kumar, J.C. Condit, A. McElroy, N.J. Kemp, K. Hoshino, T.E.
Milner, X.J. Zhang, "Fast 3D in vivo swept source optical
coherence tomography using 2-axis MEMS scanning micromirror", Journal
of Optics A: Pure and Applied Optics, 10, 044013, 2008.
- K. Hoshino, L. Rozanski, D. A. Vanden Bout and X.J. Zhang, "Direct
fabrication of nano-scale light emitting diode on silicon probe
for near-field scanning optical microscopy", IEEE/ASME
Journal of Microelectromechnical Systems, p. 4-10, Vol. 17,
No. 1, 2008.
- X.J. Zhang, “Trapping the Nematode on micro-chip
for the future of science”, HFSP Journal: Frontiers of
Interdisciplinary Research in the Life Science, Vol. 1, No.
4, 220-224, 2007. (This article has also been selected
for the December 15, 2007 issue of Virtual Journal of Biological
Physics Research (http://www.vjbio.org).
The Virtual Journal, which is published by the American Physical
Society and the American Institute of Physics in cooperation with
numerous other societies and publishers, is an edited compilation
of leading articles covering a focused area of frontier
research)
- G. T. Dagani,
K. Monzo, J. R. Fakhoury, C.-C. Chen, J. C. Sission, and X.J.
Zhang, "Microfluidic Self-Assembly of Live Drosophila Embryos
for Versatile High-Throughput Analysis of Embryonic Morphogenesis", Biomedical
Microdevices, Vol 9:5, 2007.
- D. N. Adamson, D. Mustafi, X. J. Zhang,
B. Zheng and R. F. Ismagilov, “Production of arrays of chemically
distinct nanolitre plugs via repeated splitting in microfluidic
devices”, Lab on a Chip, Vol. 6, p 1178 - 1186, 2006.
- X.J. Zhang, M. P. Scott, C.F. Quate and
O. Solgaard, “Micro-optical Characterization of Ultrasonic
Microinjections on Drosophila Embryos for Genome-wide RNAi Screen”, Journal
of Microelectromechanical Systems, Vol. 15, 2, 2006.
- X.J. Zhang, C.C. Chen, M.P. Scott and O. Solgaard, “Micro-Optical
Characterization of Fluidic Self-assembly for Drosophila Embryos
through Surface Tension: Principle, Simulation and Experiments”, Optical
Review Vol.12, No.4, p352-357, 2005.
- X.J. Zhang, C.-C. Chen, R.W. Bernstein, S. Zappe, M.P. Scott
and O. Solgaard, “Micro-optical Characterization and Modeling
of Positioning Forces on Drosophila Embryos Self-Assembled in
Two-Dimensional Arrays”, Journal of Microelectromechanical
Systems, Vol.14, No.5, p1187-1197, 2005.
- X.J. Zhang, “Silicon Micro-Surgery Force Sensor Based
on Diffractive Optical MEMS Encoders”, Sensor Review,
Vol. 24, No. 1, p37-41, 2004
- X.J. Zhang, S. Zappe, R.W. Bernstein, C.C. Chen, O. Sahin,
M. Fish, M.P. Scott and O. Solgaard, “Micromachined Silicon
Force Sensor Based on Diffractive Optical Encoders for Characterization
of Microinjection”, Sensors and Actuators: A Physical,
Vol. 114/2-3, p197-203, 2004.
- R.W. Bernstein, X.J. Zhang, S. Zappe, M. Fish, M.P. Scott and
O. Solgaard, “Characterization of Fluidic Microassembly
For Immobilization and Positioning of Drosophila Embryos”, Sensors
and Actuators: A Physical, Vol. 114, p191-196, 2004.
- C.C. Chen,
S. Zappe, O. Sahin,
X.J. Zhang, E. Furlong, M. Fish, M.P. Scott and O. Solgaard, “Design and Operation of a Microfluidic
Sorter for Drosophila Embryo”, Sensors and Actuators:
B Chemical, Vol. 102/1, p59-66, 2004.
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