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    Shaloo Rakheja is an Assistant Professor at NYU Tandon School of Engineering. She received her PhD from Georgia Tech and worked as a Postdoctoral Associate at MIT. Her research interests include modeling electron transport in nanoscale transistors and novel beyond-CMOS devices.

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    SHALOO RAKHEJA,
    PhD
    Assistant Professor
    Electrical and Computer Engineering
    PHONE:
    EMAIL:
    OFFICE:
    LINK:

    Profile

    646.997.3218
    shaloo.rakheja@nyu.edu
    10.068 (2 MetroTech Center, 10th Floor)
    http://engineering.nyu.edu/qnl/

    Publications

    Teaching

    BIOGRAPHY

    EDUCATION

    IN RECENT SCHOOL
    NEWS

    Shaloo Rakheja is an Assistant Professor in the

    Massachusetts Institute of

    Learning over Lunch

    department of Electrical and Computer


    Engineering at New York University. She received

    Technology, 2014
    Postdoctoral Associate, Electrical

    POSTED OCTOBER 20TH, 2015

    the B.Tech. degree in Electrical Engineering from


    Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India, in
    2005, and the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical
    and Computer engineering from the Georgia
    Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), Atlanta, in
    2009 and 2012, respectively. She started as a
    Component Engineer at Intel, Bangalore and later
    worked as an Analog Engineer at Freescale
    Semiconductor, Noida from 2006 to 2007. Prior
    to joining NYU in 2015, she worked as a
    Postdoctoral Associate with Prof. Dimitri
    Antoniadis at Massachusetts Institute of
    Technology from 2013-2014.

    Engineering and Computer Science

    New Faculty, New


    Breakthroughs

    Georgia Institute of Technology, 2012


    Doctor of Philosophy, Electrical and
    Computer Engineering

    POSTED MARCH 19TH, 2015

    Over the last several years, Shaloo


    has co-authored several international conference
    and refereed journal publications. She has also
    co-authored four book chapters and contributed
    to the chapter on Emerging Interconnects in ITRS
    2011. She received the Intel PhD Fellowship for
    the academic year 2011-2012. She also received
    the ECE Graduate Research Assistant Excellence
    Award for the academic year 2011-2012. In Nov.
    2013, she was invited to present at the "Rising
    Stars" workshop organized by the department of
    Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at
    MIT.
    Her research interests are in modeling and
    simulating electron transport in nanoscale
    transistors. She is also interested in novel,
    beyond-CMOS devices using alternate state
    variables, energy harvesting for sensor networks
    and other mobile devices, and flexible and
    transparent electronics.

    Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009

    AWARDS +
    DISTINCTIONS

    Master of Science, Electrical and


    Computer Engineering

    Intel PhD Fellowship,

    Indian Institute of Technology,


    Kanpur, 2005
    Bachelor of Technology, Electrical
    Engineering

    2011-2012
    ECE Graduate Excellence
    Award, Georgia Tech,
    2011-2012
    Best student paper award,
    SRC Techcon 2012
    Academic Excellence
    Award, IIT, 2002-2003
    Sangeeta Goel Memorial
    Award for securing the best
    rank among female
    candidates in Kanpur zone
    in JEE 2001

    GENERAL /
    COLLABORATIVE
    RESEARCH
    I have been extensively
    involved in developing
    open-source compact
    models for nanotransistors
    under the NSF sponsored
    Nano-Engineered Electronic

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    (NEEDS). To learn more and
    download software,
    visit: https://nanohub.org
    /members/25113
    /contributions

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