Nelly Askarinam
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About
Nelly Askarinam is a rising innovator at the intersection of microrobotics and environmental health. Her research focuses on developing biohybrid microrobots and multifunctional robotic systems to address pressing biomedical and ecological challenges. Askarinam’s most impactful contribution is her pioneering work on an ACE2 receptor-modified algae-based microrobot, designed to capture and remove SARS-CoV-2 from wastewater. This study, published in 2021 and garnering 94 citations, demonstrates a novel approach to mitigating waterborne viral transmission, showcasing her ability to merge synthetic biology with robotics for real-world applications. She also explores the design of multifunctional robotic pills, a 2023 paper with 37 citations that advances targeted drug delivery and diagnostic capabilities. Her work is notable for its translational potential, offering scalable solutions for pandemic control and medical robotics. Askarinam’s research not only addresses critical gaps in environmental safety but also inspires future innovations in active, autonomous microsystems.
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- 2Towards multifunctional robotic pills37 citations · 2023