MEMS/NEMS-based Bio-instruments
contact: Zuruzi Abu Samah
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My current research interest is MEMS/NEMS-based bio-instruments.
One aspect of my research includes design, fabrication, test and packaging
of devices that operate in/with liquid environment. Another include integration
of bio-compatible materials to allow in-vitro cell culture on devices. Because
of the interdisciplinary nature of the research, I collaborate with Blaine
Butler and others in Professor C. R. Safinya’s research group.
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Figures (a) and (b) are confocal and scanning electron microscopy
images, respectively, of cells cultured in-vitro and (c) is an optical image
of cells on a device. (Collaborators: Blaine Butler and Ayesha Ahmad in
Prof. C. R. Safinya’s research group)
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