Engineering Management

Gabriel Solivan Haspil

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Researcher - Gracias Laboratory

Professional Experience September 2011 –

The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD August 2014

1. Employed photolithographic techniques to

design and fabricate three-dimensional

metallic and polymeric circuits

2. Fabricated chemically actuated tether-less microgrippers

using photolithography and the optimization of enzyme-

substrate reactions

3. Mentored and trained undergraduates in micro fabrication

techniques

The Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore, MD

Education

M.S.E. Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (August 2014)

• Thesis title: Assembly of 3D Microelectronic Blocks by Folding

• Course experience in solid state physics, nanomedicine and

regenerative medicine.

• Cumulative GPA: 3.75/4.00

B.S. Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (May 2013)

• Concentration in Interfaces and Nanotechnology

• Minor in Entrepreneurship and Management

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• Excellent communication and team work skills

Qualifications

• Proficient in: Adobe Illustrator, AutoCAD, MatLab, Microsoft

Office and Photoshop

• Laboratory techniques: Mask Aligner and photolithography, Thin

Film Evaporator, Electrodeposition, Fluorescent and Optical

Microscopy, Clean Room Protocol, Spin Coater and PDMS

molding

Gabriel Haspil, Shivendra Pandey, Nick Macias, Cristof Teuscher and David H.

Publications

Gracias. Surface Tension Driven Self Folding E Blocks. Submitted to IEEE MEMS

September 9, 2014.

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