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F*62012-09-04 07:09

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Academic Position
Harvard University Rowland; Junior Fellow/Principal Investigator 09/2011 –
Present
University of California, Los Angeles; Postdoctoral Scholar (PI: Dino Di
Carlo Ph.D.) 06/2011 – 08/2011
Education and Training
University of California, Los Angeles Mechanical Engineering Ph.D. 2011
University of California, Los Angeles Mechanical Engineering M.S. 2007
University of California, Los Angeles Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering B
.S. 2005
Publication
13. Dwayne A. L. Vickers, Mengxing Ouyang, Chris Hyunseok Choi and SJ Claire
Hur, Direct drug cocktail analyses using microscale vortex-assisted
electroporation, Analytical Chemistry, 2014, 86, 10099–10105 [Link] [PDF]
12. Dwayne A. L. Vickers and SJ Claire Hur, Microscale vortex-assisted
electroporator for sequential molecular delivery, JoVE, 2014, 90, e51702 [
Link] [PDF]
11. Hoyoung Yun and SJ Claire Hur, Sequential multi-molecule delivery using
vortex-assisted electroporation, Lab on a Chip, 2013, 13, 2764-2772 (
Selected as Backside Cover Article) [Link] [PDF]
10. SJ Claire Hur, Tatiana Z. Brinckerhoff, Christopher M. Walthers, James C
.Y. Dunn, and Dino Di Carlo, Label-free enrichment of adrenal cortical
progenitor cells using inertial microfluidics, PLoS ONE, 2012 (Featured in
BioTechniques) [Link] [PDF]
9. Keisuke Goda, Ali Ayazi, Daniel R. Gossett, Jagannath Sadasivam, Cejo K.
Lonappan, Elodie Sollier, Ali Fard, SJ Claire Hur, Jost Adam, Coleman Murray
, Cao Wang, Nora Brackbill, Dino Di Carlo, and Bahram Jalali, High-
throughput single-microparticle imaging flow analyzer, PNAS, 2012, 109,
11630-11635 (Highlighted in PNAS Research Highlights) [Link]
8. Albert Mach, Jae Kim, Armin Arshi, SJ Claire Hur and Dino Di Carlo,
Automation of cellular sample preparation using a centrifuge-on-a-chip, Lab
on a chip, 2011, 11, 2827-2834 (Selected as Cover Page Article, Highlighted
as HOT article in Lab on a Chip Blog) [Link]
7. SJ Claire Hur, Sung-Eun Choi, Sunghoon Kwon and Dino Di Carlo, Inertial
focusing of non-spherical particles, Applied Physics Letters, 2011, 99,
044101 [Link] [PDF]
6. SJ Claire Hur, Albert J. Mach and Dino Di Carlo, High-throughput size
based rare cell enrichment using microscale vortices, Biomicrofluidics, 2011
, 5, 022206 (Selected and featured in Virtual Journal of Biological Physics
Research, Vol. 22, Issue 1) [Link] [PDF]
5. SJ Claire Hur, Nicole K. Henderson-MacLennan, Edward R.B. McCabe and Dino
Di Carlo, Deformability-based cell classification and enrichment using
inertial microfluidics, Lab on a Chip, 2011, 11, 912-920 (Highlighted in
Research Highlights in Lab on a Chip) [Link] [PDF]
4. Youngjae Chun, SJ Claire Hur, Colin Kealey, Daniel S. Levi, Dino Di Carlo
, K.P. Mohanchandra, Fernando Vinuela, and Gregory P. Carman, Intra-
aneurysmal flow reductions in a thin film nitinol flow diverter, Smart
Materials and Structures, 2011, 20, 055021 [Link]
3. SJ Claire Hur, Henry T.K. Tse and Dino Di Carlo,Sheathless inertial cell
ordering for extreme throughput flow cytometry, Lab on a Chip, 2010,10, 274-
280 (Selected as Cover Page Article, Highlighted in Chemical Biology News) [
Link] [PDF]
2. Colin P. Kealey, S.A. Whelan, Youngjae Chun, SJ Claire Hur, Alan W.
Tulloch, K.P. Mohanchandra, Dino Di Carlo, Daniel S. Levi, Gregory P. Carman
, David A. Rigberg, In vitro hemocompatibility of thin film nitinol in
stenotic flow conditions, Biomaterials, 2010, 31, 8864-8871 [Link]
1. Daniel R. Gossett, Westbrook M. Weaver, Albert J. Mach, SJ Claire Hur,
Henry T.K. Tse, Wonhee Lee, Hamed Amini and Dino Di Carlo, Review: Label-
free cell separation and sorting in microfluidic systems, Analytical and
Bioanalytical Chemistry, 2010, 397, 3249-3267 [Link]

w*y2012-09-04 07:09

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(CBS News) Anonymous hackers are at it again. This time the target is the
Federal Bureau of Investigation and Apple iPhones and iPads.
Hackers associated with the group Anonymous claimed to have obtained 12
million Apple unique device identifiers (UDID) from an FBI computer. A
faction of the group that call themselves AntiSec posted instruction on how
to access 1 million Apple UDIDs on the public bulletin board Pastebin. The
group reported the hack via Twitter, using an Anonymous account.
Anonymous hacks U.S. security think tank
Anonymous hacks U.S. sites to protest treaty
Complete coverage of Anonymous
An Apple UDID is a string of numbers and letters that identifies individual
iPhones and iPads. The numbers are used to determine which devices are
approved for content, including apps in beta tests.
Antisec claims that it breached the laptop of FBI special agent Christopher
K. Stangl. The group says a spreadsheet on Stangl's computer contained a
list over 12 million Apple devices and included UDIDs, user names, name of
device, type of device, Apple push notification service tokens, zip codes,
mobile phone numbers and addresses.
The hacking group says the file it posted online contains: the Apple device
UDID, Apple push notification service "devtoken," the device name and device
type.
So why target the FBI and Apple now?
Antisec claims that the FBI has been using the Apple UDID to track people.
However, the group did not cite any incidents to back its allegations.
Another possible cause for the hack is that Antisec feels that it has been
unfairly targeted. The group says of the FBI: "They decided to hunt us down
and jail our friends."
Antisec is referring to several cases of hackers who have been arrested
worldwide, including several men associated with the group LulzSec in the U.
K. and Arizona.
LulzSec made headlines when it claimed responsibility for stealing the
account information of over 77 million members of Sony's PlayStation Network
. The group's 50-day hacking spree began in May 2011 with a database of "X
Factor" contestants.
LulzSec hackers not "anonymous today," says official
LulzSec ends 50 days of hacking
Full coverage of LulzSec at Tech Talk
The group also claimed responsibility for later hacking into Sony Pictures
Entertainment and accessing 1 million accounts. Sony reported 37,500
accounts were actually breached. LulzSec also claimed to have hacked the
Central Intelligence Agency, U.S. Senate and Public Broadcasting Service
websites.
Anonymous is known mostly for attacks on the Church of Scientology, Visa and
Mastercard in protest of the companies blocking payments to Wikileaks and
the websites of the U.S. Department of Justice, FBI, Motion Picture
Association of America (MPAA) and Recording Industry Association of American
(RIAA), among others.
The FBI did not immediately respond to CBS News' request for comment.

c*42012-09-04 07:09

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笑点在哪里？

w*y2012-09-04 07:09

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估计只要在用smartphone，就可以随时被law enfrocement找到啊。

how

【在 w*****y 的大作中提到】

: (CBS News) Anonymous hackers are at it again. This time the target is the
: Federal Bureau of Investigation and Apple iPhones and iPads.
: Hackers associated with the group Anonymous claimed to have obtained 12
: million Apple unique device identifiers (UDID) from an FBI computer. A
: faction of the group that call themselves AntiSec posted instruction on how
: to access 1 million Apple UDIDs on the public bulletin board Pastebin. The
: group reported the hack via Twitter, using an Anonymous account.
: Anonymous hacks U.S. security think tank
: Anonymous hacks U.S. sites to protest treaty
: Complete coverage of Anonymous

u*s2012-09-04 07:09

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也就中等偏上的水平吧

L*y2012-09-04 07:09

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定位和窃听手机是最最基本的了.

估计只要在用smartphone，就可以随时被law enfrocement找到啊。
how

【在 w*****y 的大作中提到】

: 估计只要在用smartphone，就可以随时被law enfrocement找到啊。
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