0000-0001-6032-1007 About
Jian Zhou joined the Mechanical Engineering Department as an assistant professor in fall 2023. Prior to this, he conducted postdoctoral research on nanoengineering at Argonne National Laboratory and received his PhD in mechanical engineering from Binghamton University. His thesis work pioneered the bio-inspired flow microphone, which has been commercialized by Soundskrit.
He currently directs an interdisciplinary nanoengineering research group that develops new paradigms of nanodevices, multiscale nanoengineered materials, and precision sensing, control and imaging tools. The research efforts are aimed at addressing crucial societal challenges in health, energy, information and security. His research has garnered recognition and featured in esteemed journals, magazines and news media, including PNAS, Nature Physics, Scientific American, The Washington Post and the BBC.
Employment
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Binghamton University Assistant Professor2023 - Present
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Argonne National Laboratory Postdoctoral Appointee2018 - 2023
Education
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Binghamton University Ph.D.2014 - 2018
Projects & Funding
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Publications (16)
- Nanometer-thick ultraflat cantilever resonators Save
- Rippled metamaterials with scale-dependent tailorable elasticity Save
- Statistical mechanics of warped membranes Save
- Tiny spies: mosquito antennae are sensitive sensors for eavesdropping on frog calls Save
- Multislice forward modeling of coherent surface scattering imaging on surface and interfacial structures Save
- Orb-weaving spiders can hear using their web Save
- Orb-Web-Inspired Polymer-Carbon Nanocomposite Mesh Film for Acoustic Sensing Save
- Measuring the x-ray flux from MEMS devices for timing applications Save
- Outsourced hearing in an orb-weaving spider that uses its web as an auditory sensor Save
- On-chip picosecond synchrotron pulse shaper Save