Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute
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| Research Interests |
Please click here to see a current list of my publications. My current research focuses on tissue engineering and the application of robotic technologies and advanced manufacturing processes to create technology-based solutions to challenging problems in health care delivery. Current projects include: Biological patterning of hormones using inkjet printing to guide stem cell fates; implantable biodegradable electronics; and computer vision-based cell tracking. I also apply inkjet printing to digital fabrication of organic electronics such as gas chemical sensors. To effectively carry out this research, I work with multidisciplinary teams from The School of Computer Science (Robotics), The College of Engineering, and The Mellon College of Sciences. |
| Research Interest Keywords |
| medical robotics, MEMS, quality-of-life technology, rapid prototyping, tissue engineering |
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