Jinbi Tian
About Jinbi Tian
Jinbi Tian is an undergraduate researcher at The George Washington University, specializing in biomedical engineering. With a background in research on microelectrode arrays and optoelectronic devices, Tian has contributed to several published studies in reputable journals.
Work at The George Washington University
Jinbi Tian has been employed at The George Washington University since 2019 as an Undergraduate Researcher in Dr. Luyao Lu's lab. This role has spanned five years and involves conducting research in the field of Biomedical Engineering. Previously, Tian participated in the Summer Undergraduate Program for Engineering Research (SUPER) Fellowship in 2021, where the focus was on engineering research for a two-month period. Additionally, Tian worked as a Student Alumni Engagement Assistant for two months in 2019, contributing to alumni relations within the School of Engineering & Applied Science.
Education and Expertise
Jinbi Tian completed a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical/Medical Engineering at The George Washington University from 2018 to 2022. Prior to this, Tian attended Concord Christian School, earning a High School Diploma from 2015 to 2018. This educational background provided a foundation in engineering principles and research methodologies, which Tian has applied in various research projects during undergraduate studies.
Research Contributions
Tian has made significant contributions to the field of biomedical engineering through published research. In 2021, Tian co-authored a paper on stretchable transparent microelectrode arrays in the journal Photonics. Additionally, research on flexible transparent ITO/metal grid microelectrodes was published in Advanced Materials Technologies in 2020. Tian also contributed to the development of multifunctional optoelectronic devices, with findings published in Advanced Functional Materials in the same year.
Professional Experience
Throughout the course of their academic career, Jinbi Tian has gained valuable professional experience at The George Washington University. This includes roles as an Undergraduate Researcher and a Student Alumni Engagement Assistant. The experiences have provided insights into both research and community engagement within the university setting, enhancing Tian's skills in collaboration and communication.