Pioneering Microneedle Technology
PhD researcher in micro & nano systems (MNS-ESAT) | KU Leuven
Microneedles
Design and fabrication of rigid and polymeric microneedle patches.
Process Optimization
Refining manufacturing techniques to enhance device performance and reliability in biomedical applications.
Simulation Tools
Utilizing COMSOL Multiphysics and MATLAB for modeling and analyzing micro- and nanoscale systems.
Experience
From KU Leuven to IBEC and IMEC, my journey has been driven by curiosity and a passion for advancing biomedical microneedle technology.
Roles
Doctoral Researcher
Focused on microneedle patches and nanostructuring.
About Dr. Amir
Doctoral researcher at KU Leuven, specializing in microneedle patch fabrication.
Research Focus
Bridging cleanroom techniques and additive manufacturing for advanced healthcare devices.
Core Skills
Expertise in microfabrication, engineering, and simulation for biomedical devices.
Microfabrication
Skilled in lithography, etching, mask design, and semiconductor device integration.
R&D Engineering
Focused on process optimization, materials science, and device characterization.