Fatemeh Rajabasadi
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Fatemeh Rajabasadi is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of micro-robotics, advanced manufacturing, and reproductive medicine. Her work centers on developing intelligent, bio-hybrid microcarriers that integrate soft, smart materials with biological cells for targeted therapeutic delivery. Her most notable contribution is the development of 4D-printed, sperm-hybrid microcarriers for assisted reproduction, reported in *Advanced Materials* (2022). This groundbreaking study, which has garnered early citations, introduces multifunctional micro-robotic carriers fabricated via two-photon lithography. These carriers are designed to capture, transport, and release sperm cells in situ, offering a novel, minimally invasive approach to treating infertility. By merging 4D printing—where materials change shape or function over time—with biological cell integration, Rajabasadi’s work pushes the boundaries of micro-robotics and tissue engineering. Her research holds transformative potential for reproductive health and targeted drug delivery, showcasing how advanced micro-manufacturing can solve complex biomedical challenges. As a rising star in her field, her innovative hybrid systems are poised to inspire new directions in bio-inspired robotics and clinical applications.
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