NEWS
· Professor
Awarded Grant From Leading Semiconductor Producer, College
News, Nov 5, 2008
During the next two years, Brankovic will use
the money to further research into the electrodeposition of
magnetically soft, high magnetic moment alloys. The process is used
in the manufacturing of magnetic recording heads,
micro-electromechanical and nano-electromechanical systems, among
the main products produced for the magnetic recording industry.
Through his research, the same process could also be an alternative
technique to producing semiconductor devices at a low-cost,
utilizing technology already adapted to industrial production.
· Grant
to Benefit Nano-Magnetic Research Effort, The Daily
Coogar ,
September 9,
2008
National Science Foundation gave UH assistant
professor of Electrical Engineering Stanko Brankovic the grant to
further his study of magnetic-sensing nanodevices. These devices
could detect magnetic fields emanating from land mines and help
doctors diagnose medical conditions.
· Professors to
Develop Novel Magnetic Field Sensor Technology, College News ,
July 30,
2008
Stanko Brankovic, assistant professor of
electrical engineering, has received a $500,000 grant from the
National Science Foundation to fund a transformative concept using
electrochemical nanofabrication that would allow the development of
devices smaller than 10 nanometers.
·
Professor Receives Grant
for Fuel Cell Catalyst Research , College News , May 2,
2008
We will be able to design more catalysts at less cost
using less of the noble metals , such as platinum, ruthenium, and palladium.
·
In Nanotech It is Hip to be square
, College News ,
September 28, 2007
New nano-fabrication technique enables the creation of
squares and other features that hold promise for the future of computing.
·
Nanoengineering Research at UH; a Magnet for Defense Department Grant
, Magnetics Magazine, Summer, 2007
Quest to build most powerful magnetic field sensor could reap military
and medical benefits.
·
Department of Defence Awards University of Houston Sensor grant
, NanoScience Works , 2007
·
Graduate Research Conference
, Hilton at University of Houston,
April, 2007
· Nanoengineering research at UH a magnet for defense department grant, Nanotechnology Now , February 5, 2007
Whether you're a soldier navigating a minefield or a doctor
examining a tumor, how well you know the territory can make all the difference
in the outcome.
·
Nauka Kao Strast
Vecernje Novosti , Jan 05, 2007
Picture
UZ ime dr Stanka R. Brankovica (37) uvek je stajao prefiks "naj":
najvredniji dak u rodnom Arandelovcu, najuzorniji student Tehnološko-metalurškog
fakulteta u Beogradu, najuspešniji doktorant na "Arizona stejt" univerzitetu u
SAD, jedan od najinventivnijih istraživaca na americkom tlu i, konacno, više od
godinu dana jedan od najboljih profesora Departmana za elektrotehniku na "Hjuston"
univerzitetu.
· Professor Works to Improve the Longevity of Magnetic Data Storage Devices,
UH Today News , December 18, 2006
A professor with the University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering
is conducting research that could help drive the data storage industry for years
to come, as well as enable the creation of unimagined medical devices.
·
UH researcher developing new magnetic sensor
Houston Business
Journal , December 6, 2006
Stanko Brankovic, assistant professor of electrical and computer
engineering with the University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering, has
won a grant worth as much as $1.6 million from the U.S. Department
of Defense , according to UH Today .
· UH Researcher Developing New Type of Magnetic Field Sensor
, UH
Today News , Dec 04, 2006
Stanko Brankovic, assistant professor of electrical &
computer engineering with the University of Houston Cullen College of
Engineering, has won a grant worth up to $1.6 million from the United States
Department of Defense.
