David K. Peng
Ph.D.
Education
- Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, University of Michigan, 2007
- M.S. Chemical Engineering, University of Michigan, 2005
- B.S. Chemical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, 2000
- B.A. Biology, Johns Hopkins University, 2000
Experience
- Research Associate, Genentech, Inc., 2000-2003
- Summer Intern, Johnson & Johnson, Inc., 1999
Awards
- NIH Cellular Biotechnology Training Program Fellowship, 2004-2007
- University of Michigan Regents Fellowship, 2003-2004
- Genentech Recognition Award, 2002
- Johns Hopkins University National Merit Scholarship Award, 1995-1999
Research
- Structural and functional characterization of switchable self-assembled monolayers
- Applications of switchable self-assembled monolayers in medical diagnostic sensors
Publications
- D.K. Peng, A. A. Ahmadi, J. Lahann. "A Synthetic Surface that Undergoes Spatiotemporal Remodeling" Nano Letters (2008), 8(10), 3336-3340.
- D.K. Peng, J. Lahann. "Chemical, Electrochemical, and Structural Stability of Low-Density Self-Assembled Monolayers" Langmuir (2007), 23, 20, 10184-10189.
- D.K. Peng, S.T. Yu, D.J. Alberts, J. Lahann. "Switching the Electrochemical Impedance of Low-Density Self-Assembled Monolayers" Langmuir (2007) 23, 1, 297-304.
Other
Contact
- dkpeng@umich.edu (webmaster)