Rouhollah D. Farahani
Papers
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287
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About
Rouhollah D. Farahani is a pioneering researcher in advanced manufacturing, with a specialized focus on three-dimensional printing, additive manufacturing, and functional microstructures. His work spans the fabrication of complex micro- and macro-scale architectures, composite materials, and multifunctional structures, placing him at the forefront of next-generation manufacturing science. Farahani's most influential contribution is his comprehensive 2014 review of 3D-printed freeform helical microstructures, which has garnered 162 citations and established a foundational reference for researchers exploring MEMS, microrobotics, and biomedical devices. Complementing this, his investigation into ultraviolet-assisted 3D printing (UV-3DP) demonstrated precise control over photopolymer microdevice fabrication, earning 58 citations and advancing the field of self-supported freeform structures. His more recent work reflects a strategic evolution toward scalable, high-performance systems. His development of non-planar multinozzle additive manufacturing techniques for thermoset composites and PEEK-based sandwich structures addresses critical challenges in structural performance and multifunctionality. His exploration of carbon nanotube-reinforced composite beams via microfluidic infiltration further demonstrates a commitment to bridging nanomaterials and practical engineering applications, making his research portfolio both technically diverse and industrially relevant.
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- 1Three-dimensional printing of freeform helical microstructures: a review162 citations · 2014
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