Science and Engineering Council October Meeting

See meal choices below. Please reserve now, choose your meal, and pay now by PayPal or credit card,
or pay at the door with cash or check.SEC meets at the High Sierra Grill, 521 Firestone Road —
off Hollister Avenue just west of Fairview.
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10-11-17 Smarter Sensors and Wearable Devices for Medicine
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High Sierra Grill in Goleta
521 Firestone Road
Goleta, CA 93111
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Our October Presentation:  Digital medicine and big data are the hot words these days. However, digital medicine is only as good as the data it uses, and the data can only be as good as the sensor that provides it.
Dr. Sumita Pennathur will present her lab’s latest work on biosensor research and development, ranging from nanofluidic in-vitro diagnostics of viruses to wearable devices for glucose monitoring, which is an important new passion of hers given her daughter’s recent diagnosis of Type I diabetes.
Our Speaker:  Dr. Sumita Pennathur received her B.S. and M.S. in Aerospace and Aeronautical Engineering from MIT and her Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford. Prior to joining UCSB in 2007, she performed postdoctoral studies at both Sandia National Laboratories and University of Twente.
Since arriving at UCSB, Pennathur has contributed significantly to the fields of nanofluidics and interfacial science. She has pushed the envelope in characterization of nanofluidic channels. Furthermore, she has discovered novel nanoscale concentration mechanisms that focus analytes within nanofluidic channels and has demonstrated unique separations of various biomolecules. Finally, she has developed a novel fabrication process for on-chip detection of biomolecules, which has the potential to revolutionize bio-analytical devices.
In addition to her over 60 publications, her notable awards include the DARPA Young Faculty Award (2008), the UC Regents Junior Faculty Fellowship (2009), and the PECASE (Presidential Early Career Award in Science and Engineering) (2010), and the Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce Innovator of the Quarter Award (2012).
Please RSVP by the Monday before the meeting:
A reservation allows SEC to provide the restaurant an accurate guarantee of meal amounts and results in faster service. When reserving, make a meal choice. You can pay in advance by credit card or at the door with check or cash. Remember you are always welcome as a walk-in member or guest without a reservation
Meal Choices: All meals are the same price. Please choose one when you register, to provide a count for the restaurant. Pay when you register or at the door.
  • Tri-Tip Sandwich
  • Smoked Turkey-Bacon Sandwich
  • High Sierra Chicken-Apple-Pecan Salad
  • Portobello Mushroom Sandwich with lettuce, tomato, onion
Drinks: Lemonade, diet soda, iced tea and water are available.
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Our Sponsors This meeting is co-sponsored by
Community West Bank

Santa Barbara News-Press

From our Co-Presidents Tim Murphy and Gary Kravetz

All members and guests are encouraged to contribute to the SEC scholarship program! Contact a board member at an SEC meeting, send email to the SEC, or simply visit our new web page and use the direct donation button. However you do it, the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara handles the actual fund and awards.
Donations may be tax-deductible.


Plan now for upcoming SEC meetings!

Join SEC on November 8 for the monthly luncheon and a high-tech presentation.
Our December 13 speaker will be Dr. Javier Read de Alaniz from UCSB Chemistry and Biochemistry and Associate Director of the CNSI on Sensors for Food Safety.

Send questions to:
Cheryl Ebner
Science & Engineering Council of Santa Barbara

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