Our main focus in ARMAN Lab is the Advanced Research in Micro and Nano electromechanical systems. We work on a wide range of areas as the following:
• Design and manufacturing micro-devices for separating small particles, especially for cell sorting in cancer treatment.
• Developing flexible and stretchable electronics platforms for a variety of applications like stretchable displays, artificial skin, etc.
• Investigating mechanisms for energy harvesting from the environment in bio-systems like pacemakers.
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Designing control algorithms for various applications
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Design and manufacture of microstructures for various
applications
Our talented students in the mechanical engineering field work on a variety of cutting edge areas as well as some mid-technology fields to cover the needs of two levels of industry at the same time. You can read more about our students here:
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Design and
modeling of micro-scale piezoelectric
vibration energy harvester for charging
pacemaker battery
Design and fabrication of a stretchable substrate for use in human health monitoring
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