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Researchers on NotedSource with connections to Colorado School of Mines include Mohamad (Moe) El Hariri, Dr. Joshua Johnson, Ph.D., Christopher Muratore, Kyle Murray, Matthew Tennery, MS, and Drew Remmenga.

Mohamad (Moe) El Hariri

Energy enthusiast with over five years of industry experience and academic professorship in modeling and control of various energy systems.
Experience

Colorado School of Mines

Assistant Professor

Research Expertise
IoT Application in smart grid
Datacentric communications
Cyber security and resilience of power systems
artificial intelligen
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
And 21 more
About
Moe El Hariri is an accomplished engineer and educator with a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Florida International University. He has a strong background in data analysis, machine learning, and renewable energy systems. Moe has extensive experience working as a data scientist for Community Energy Labs, where he applied his expertise to develop innovative solutions for renewable energy projects. He also has a strong passion for teaching and has been an Assistant Professor at Colorado School of Mines, where he has mentored students and conducted research in the areas of energy systems and sustainability. Moe is a dedicated and driven individual, constantly seeking new challenges and opportunities to make a positive impact in the field of renewable energy.

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Dr. Joshua Johnson, Ph.D.

10 Years Experience
Cambridge Postdoctoral Researcher with publications in DNA nanotechnology and experience with creating artificial cells.
Education

Colorado School of Mines

MS Applied Physics, Physics

Golden, Colorado, United States of America

Colorado School of Mines

BS Physics Engineering, Physics / May, 2014

Golden, Colorado, United States of America
Research Expertise
Biophysics
DNA origami
Molecular Biology
Cell Biology
Biochemistry
And 24 more
About
Biophysicist most recently employed at University of Cambridge as a Postdoctoral Researcher to develop DNA origami nanomachines for advanced cancer detection and integration into artificial cells. A range of diverse laboratory experiences have enabled me to fabricate, functionalize, characterize, troubleshoot, and analyze a broad range of custom equipment, devices, structures on the meso, micro, and nano scales.

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Christopher Muratore

24 Years Experience
Developing advanced thin film and coatings technologies to address issues in applications including bioengineering, nanoelectronics, flexible electronics, thermal interfaces, and mechanical contact surfaces for 25 years
Education

Colorado School of Mines

Ph.D. Materials Science

Golden, Colorado, United States of America

Colorado School of Mines

B.S. Metallurgical and Materials Engineering

Golden, Colorado, United States of America
Research Expertise
2-D materials
sensors
flexible electronics
plasma processing
tribology
About
Christopher Muratore is the Ohio Research Scholars Endowed Chair Professor in the Chemical and Materials Engineering Department at the University of Dayton. Prior to joining the University in 2012, Professor Muratore led different teams in advanced materials research efforts for 8 years at the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). Muratore is currently involved with joint research efforts in areas of flexible sensors and electronics, systems for autonomous materials discovery, and materials for extreme environments with AFRL, along with mutual academic and industrial partners. He has published over 105 peer-reviewed articles and has 14 patents granted or pending.  Muratore is an AVS Fellow

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Kyle Murray

Education

Colorado School of Mines

About
hydrogeology, geological engineering, petroleum geology, seismology

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Matthew Tennery, MS

4 Years Experience
Physicist specializing in applied quantum physics and quantum computing.
Experience

Colorado School of Mines

Graduate Researcher / August, 2021 — August, 2022

Worked as a Research Assistant at Colorado School of Mines in which it was my responsibility to fabricate and characterize electrothermal properties of nanoscale semiconductor devices.

Teaching Assistant / January, 2022 — May, 2022

Aided teaching a statistical mechanics and thermodynamics course taught by Dr. Susanta Sarkar at Colorado School of Mines. It was my responsibility to guide students through concepts they struggled with and conduct weekly structured office hours.

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Drew Remmenga

Education

Colorado School of Mines

Master, Applied Mathematics / January, 2022

Golden, Colorado, United States of America

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