News & activities.

I visited Prof. Changhong Cao’s NanoFactory Laboratory with Dr. James Mead through the DAAD–Canada collaboration. Our exchange focused on transfer and characterization techniques for 1D and 2D nanomaterials.

Prof. Erdem Alaca visited AMiR through the ongoing NanowireMEMS collaboration. The DAAD–TÜBITAK project focuses on MEMS-based mechanical testing of bottom-up synthesized nanowires.

Together with Dr. James Mead and Dr. Liang Ma, I visited the J.B. Speed School of Engineering. I presented my AMiR research, toured Prof. Dan Popa’s LARRI facilities and discussed collaboration within the DAAD LicLoM project.

At MARSS 2024 at TU Delft, I presented my research and exchanged ideas with colleagues in manipulation, automation and robotics at small scales.

I visited the School of Mechanical Engineering to present my AMiR research and discuss it with colleagues. My talk covered nanorobotic origami and liquid-metal droplet nanocharacterization in SEM-FIB.

I defended my Ph.D. research at FEMTO-ST, completing my doctorate in Engineering Science at Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté. My doctoral work explored nanorobotic origami through fabrication, assembly and actuation of three-dimensional microstructures.

I joined the FEMTO-ST team at Micronora 2022, where the institute received a Micron d’Or for a light-actuated nanorobotic structure. The work combines silica origami with an optical-fiber support. This was recognition of a team effort during my doctoral research.