Jason V. Clark

Jason V. Clark serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering within Purdue University's College of Engineering, having joined the institution in August 2006 after holding research positions at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Berkeley National Laboratory, Coventor, and multiple UC Berkeley research centers including the Berkeley Sensor and Actuator Center and Biomedical Microdevices Center.

His academic credentials include:

• B.S. in Physics, California State University East Bay (1996)
• Ph.D. in Applied Science and Technology, University of California at Berkeley (2005)

Dr. Clark's research centers on the multidisciplinary design, modeling, and simulation of complex engineered systems at micro and nano scales. He pioneered Electro Micro Metrology and developed computationally efficient computer-aided engineering tools for MEMS and nanoscale systems, with specific focus on extracting nano-geometry and material properties through innovative measurement techniques. His work bridges mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and nanotechnology with applications in microsystem design and characterization.

As the inventor of Electro Micro Metrology and key developer of MEMS packaging CAD tools, his contributions represent significant advancements in microsystem engineering. His pre-Purdue career at national laboratories and specialized research centers provided foundational experience in high-precision measurement and microsystem development.

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