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Stephen H. Arce, Ph.D.
Stephen H. Arce, Ph.D.
Lecturer
Primary Faculty
Topics:
Bioinstrumentation, biodesign and BME senior design laboratories
Email:
Address:
Nuclear Sciences Building, room 414A
Office Phone:
(352) 392-0228
Office Fax:
(352) 273-9221
Education:
B.S. Food Science and Human Nutrition, University of Florida, 2005
M.E. Chemical Engineering, University of Florida, 2008
Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, University of Florida, 2014
Research Summary:
Dr. Arce has taken a leading role in providing capstone design projects to undergraduate seniors by working with clinicians and graduate students in the Clinical Preceptorship course. His primary goals are to guide students in achieving academic success as well as to help them develop into confident, young professionals who will exceed in their chosen fields.
Honors and Awards:
- McKnight Doctoral Fellow, 2014
Selected Publications:
Arce SH, Wu PS, Tseng Y (2013) "Fast and accurate automated cell boundary determination for fluorescence microscopy", Scientific Reports 3, 2266