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Randall M. Erb, Ph. D.
Duke University
Center for Biologically Inspired Materials and Material Systems
"Awarded a Ph. D. in Materials Science from Duke University in May 2009, I am actively seeking Post-Doctoral and tenure-track faculty positions. My work at Duke has led to 9 refereed journal publications (including papers in Nature, Nanoletters, Advanced Materials, with 2 more currently in submission), 2 book chapters, and over 22 conference presentations world-wide."
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Check out my recent work:
- List of Journal Publications
- Peer Reviewed Journal Contributions, Published, In Press, Accepted:
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R. M. Erb*, N. Jenness*, R. Clark, B. B. Yellen. “Towards holonomic control of Janus particles in optomagnetic traps”, Advanced Materials. Accepted. |
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M. D. Krebs*, R. M. Erb*, B. Samanta, V. M. Rotello, B. B. Yellen, E. Alsberg. “Formation of ordered cellular structures in suspension via label-free negative magnetophoresis”. NanoLetters. 9(5) 2009. 1812-1817. *Co-First Authors. [LINK TO PAPER] |
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R. M. Erb*, H. S. Son*, B. Samanta, V. M. Rotello, B. B. Yellen. “Magnetic assembly of colloidal superstructures with multipole symmetry”, Nature, 457, 999-1002, 2009. [LINK TO PAPER] |
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R. M. Erb, D. Sebba, A. Lazarides, B.B. Yellen. “Studies on concentration gradients evolving in magnetic nanoparticle suspensions”. Journal of Applied Physics, 103, 063916-5, 2008. [LINK TO PAPER] |
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R. M. Erb and B. B. Yellen. “Concentration Gradients in Mixed Magnetic and Nonmagnetic Colloidal Suspensions”. Journal of Applied Physics 103, 07A412, 2008. [LINK TO PAPER] |
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C.C. Ooi, R. M. Erb, and B. B. Yellen. “On the controllability of nanorod alignment in magnetic fluids”. Journal of Applied Physics 103, 07E910 2008. [LINK TO PAPER] |
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B.B. Yellen, R. M. Erb, H. Son, R. Hewlin Jr., H. Shang, Gil U. Lee “Traveling wave magnetophoresis for high resolution chip based separations”. Lab on a Chip, 7, 1681 - 1688, 2007. [LINK TO PAPER] |
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R. M. Erb, B. B. Yellen. “Model of Detecting Nonmagnetic Cavities in Ferrofluid for Biological Sensing Applications”. IEEE Transactions on Magnetics 42-10, October 2006: 3554-3556.[LINK TO PAPER] |
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B. Yellen, R. M. Erb, D. Halverson, O. Hovorka, G. Friedman. "Arraying Nonmagnetic Colloids by Magnetic Nanoparticle Assemblers". IEEE Transactions on Magnetics 42-10, 3548-3553, 2006. [LINK TO PAPER] |
- Peer Reviewed Journal Contributions, In Review:
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R. M. Erb, S. Zauscher, B. B. Yellen. “Harnessing Magnetic Image Force for calibrating chemical binding affinity”, Applied Physics Letters. In submission. |
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R. M. Erb, M. D. Krebs, E. Alsberg, B. Samanta, V. M. Rotello, B. B. Yellen. “Beyond diffusion-limited cluster aggregation in microparticle suspensions”. Physical Revie Letters. In Submission. |
- Journal Contributions, In Preparation:
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R. M. Erb, R. Ducker, S. Zauscher, B. B. Yellen. “Ensemble Magnetic Tweezers for Measuring Molecular Binding Kinetics”, In Progress. |
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R. M. Erb, B. B. Yellen. “Fluctuations of magnetically actuated assembly of ring micro- and nano-structures”, In Progress. |
- Book Chapters:
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R. M. Erb and B. B. Yellen. "Magnetic Manipulation of Colloidal Particles", Nanoscale Magnetic Materials and Applications. Edited by J. P. Liu, et. al. Springer Publishing Company, In Press. |
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B. B. Yellen and R. M. Erb. "Manipulation and Detection of Magnetic Nanoparticles for Diagnostic Applications." Handbook of Biosensors and Biochips. Edited by R. Marks, et al. John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 2007. |
Randall M. Erb
PhD Candidate
Center for Biologically Inspired Materials and Materials Science
Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science
144 Hudson Hall, Box 90300, Durham, North Carolina 27708
Phone: (919) 475-8687, Fax: (919) 660-8963, E-mail: randall.erb@duke.edu