Sathvik Iyengar
Senior Quad Fellow | JSPS Fellow ‘24 | NSF-RT Bioelectronics PhD Fellow @ Rice University | Materials and NanoEngineering @ Ajayan Group | 2D Materials-based Devices & Physics |
Sathvik Iyengar is a highly accomplished professional with an extensive educational background in Materials Science, NanoEngineering, and Nanotechnology.
He completed his Doctor of Philosophy - PhD in Materials Science and NanoEngineering with an exceptional 3.9 GPA at Rice University. Prior to this, he pursued a Bachelor of Technology - BTech in Nanotechnology with an outstanding 9.46 GPA from SRM University.
Sathvik also engaged in research and academic activities during his undergraduate studies, completing an Undergraduate Thesis on Nanocluster-based biosensors at the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, and participating in a Special Student Program in the Department of Materials Science Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Throughout his academic journey, Sathvik demonstrated his commitment to teaching and development, serving as a Graduate Director for Teaching Development and a Teaching Assistant at Rice University. He also held various roles within the university, including NSF-RT Bioelectronics PhD Fellow, Department Representative, Graduate Advisory Board Liaison, and Doctoral Researcher.
His research experience extends beyond Rice University, having worked as a Summer Research Student at the Wolfram Summer School, an Undergraduate Researcher at MIT Department of Mechanical Engineering, a Winter Intern at Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, and an Undergraduate Researcher at Indian Institute of Technology, Madras.
Sathvik Iyengar's professional background showcases a strong dedication to academia, research, and teaching in the fields of Materials Science and NanoEngineering.
His diverse experiences across top educational institutions reflect a well-rounded expertise in Nanotechnology and Materials Science, making him a valuable asset to any academic or research-focused organization.