Awards

  • Elsevier chose a paper about Mobile ELISA among thousands of papers for international news coverage (2018)

  • Invited to exhibit Hemolix technology at Cade museum (2018)

  • Research was featured on Science Updates (AAAS radio) (2017)

  • Award from the ADVANCE Florida Network Women in STEM Scholars (AFN-WISE) (2017)

  • Invited Technology Showcase Participant in the US Congress (2017)

  • Invited Showcase Participant in the National Academy of Sciences Convocation on "Revitalizing the University-Industry-Government Partnership" (2017)

  • Invited Participant in the APLU/AAU University Innovation and Entrepreneurship Showcase (2017)

  • University of South Florida Excellence in Innovation Award (2017)

  • Inducted to the National Academy of Inventors (2016)

  • Best paper award at IEEE Sensors conference (2016)

  • NASSHP Young Investigator Award (2015)

  • Finalist of the Vodafone Americas Foundation Annual Wireless Innovation Project (2015)

  • Finalist of the XPRIZE Nokia Sensing Xchallenge (2014)

  • Semi-finalist of the SPIE Challenge (2014)

  • New Researcher Grant (NRG) Award (2014)

  • Research highlighted in Science (2014)

  • Winners of the 2013 NSF/Science International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge (2014)

  • Global Center for Hearing & Speech Research- GCHSR Research Grant (2013)

  • NSF Computing Innovation Fellow (2009, 2010), US $270,000 for two years

  • Microsoft Research Fellow (2007, 2008), US $100,000 for two years

  • Society of Women Engineers' Outstanding Female Award (2007)

  • University of Washington, Department of Electrical Engineering Chair's award (2006)

  • SPIE Educational Scholarship in Optical Science and Engineering four times in a row (2006, 2005, 2004, 2003), US $12,000

  • Nanotechnology UIF Graduate Research award for 2004-05 for the research titled "Novel wavelength selective switch based on new electro-optical materials and nano-fabrication technique", US $50,000

  • Electrical Engineering Young Innovator Fellowship (2003), US $50,000

  • Clarendon Fund Award to support graduate study (3 years) at Oxford, UK

  • Student support of the attendance of CLEO/Europe-EQEC 2003 in Munich (2003)

  • Travel Grant of Russian Foundation for Basic Research (2003, 2000)

  • Scholarship of Holographic school of Denisyuk (2002)

  • Student Travel Grant of SPIE (2002, 2000)

  • Diploma for the best scientific student paper from the Ministry of Education of Russian Federation (2001)

  • Stipend of the President of Russian Federation (2001)

  • Winner of Saint-Petersburg grant competition for undergraduate and graduate students, young scientists and specialists (2000)

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