Archana T Anilkumar is a graduate researcher with a strong background in Electronics and Communication Engineering, having earned her B.Tech from APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University, India. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Electrical Engineering and contributes to the advancement of inkjet-printed sensors as a Research Assistant at the Nanomaterials and Sensor Laboratory (NMSL), Washington State University Vancouver. Beyond academics, she enjoys culinary experiments, collaborative initiatives, and building meaningful connections.

Email: archana.anilkumar@wsu.edu

Zahid Hassan is an M.S. student in Electrical Engineering at Washington State University Vancouver and is working as a Research Assistant in the Nanomaterials–Sensor Laboratory. His work broadly involves the microfabrication and characterization of high-temperature thin-film sensors and devices. He completed his Bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Gopalganj Science and Technology University, Bangladesh. His research interests include device fabrication, micro- and nanofabrication, thin-film sensors, memristive devices, qubit fabrication, and power electronics.

Email: zahid.hassan@wsu.edu

Rabab E Zannat is a graduate researcher with a strong foundation in Electrical Engineering, having earned her BSc from Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology, Bangladesh in October of 2023. Currently, she contributes to the advancement of inkjet printed sensors as a  Research Assistant in Nanomaterials and Sensor Laboratory (NMSL) at Washington State University Vancouver. Beyond her academic pursuits, Rabab enjoys a diverse range of interests. She finds fulfillment in organizing events, experimenting with culinary creations and finding solace in the serenity of the sea.

Email: rababe.zannat@wsu.edu

He is currently an Electrical Engineering student and serves as a Research Assistant at Washington State University Vancouver. His interests include semiconductor engineering, nanostructures, and advanced materials research. He also enjoys spending time outdoors, particularly going for walks and hiking.

Email: isaac.rodriguez@wsu.edu

Nyx Currie is a senior student at Washington State University Vancouver pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, with minors in Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics. She is currently working as a Research Assistant at the Nanomaterials and Sensor Laboratory (NMSL), investigating the effects of ultra-thin oxide layers on the electron pathways in thin-film transistors. Her research interests include micro/nano fabrication, microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), non-volatile memory devices, and semiconductor materials.

Email: nyx.currie@wsu.edu

Nicolas Wanner is an undergraduate researcher at Washington State University Vancouver majoring in Electrical Engineering with a minor in Mathematics. He is passionate about tackling complex problems and pushing himself to new heights through persistence and creativity. Nicolas hopes to inspire others to challenge themselves and continually grow into the best versions of who they can be. In his free time, he enjoys competitive swimming.

Email: nicolas.wanner@wsu.edu

Alyx Wilhelm is a junior undergraduate student majoring in Electrical Engineering. Alyx hopes to pursue a career in academia and inspire future students as her professors have inspired her. Outside of academics, she enjoys spending time with her cat, running, reading, and enjoying time with friends

Email: kylie.wilhelm@wsu.edu

A current Washington State University student studying electrical engineering entering his fourth year. Enjoys various activities such as building computers and writing.

Email: caden.sandry@wsu.edu

Hi. My name is Sebastian Martinez. I’m on the path to becoming an Electrical Engineer at WSUV. I enjoy being out in nature whether it’s hiking, camping, or adventuring off trails. I cherish spending time with my family, dogs, and loved ones. I hope to inspire the next generation of students and leaders on becoming the best versions of themselves while finding ways to help, uplift, and impact their communities in a positive way.

Email: sebastian.martinez@wsu.edu

My name is Leobardo Gonzalez Jimenez, but I go as Junior. I lived in Mexico for 7 years in which I learned Spanish and is my first language. I graduated from Kelso High School in 2021, while in high school I did running start and obtained my General Associate of Arts in 2021 from Lower Columbia College and played soccer for Kelso. My first job was at Applebee’s. I like to play soccer and hang out with friends. Now I’m going to WSU Vancouver to major in Electrical Engineering and plan to graduate in 2025.

Email: l.gonzalez-jimenez@wsu.edu