PhD in Micro Nano Mechatronic Research Lab in Windsor Canada | University of Windsor

Creation, manufacturing, and analysis of advanced 3D micro-nano mechatronic sensing and actuation systems.
Building micro-nano-electromechanical (MEMS/NEMS) motion detectors for enhanced sensitivity, superior accuracy, minimized material usage, and energy efficiency.
Designing micro-nanofluidic lab-on-chip (LOC) solutions to deliver compact, self-sustaining, affordable, and single-use devices for biochemical testing.
Innovating and applying new mechatronic concepts in motion detection along with cutting-edge applications in biomolecular investigation and sensing.
Research Facilities
Mechatronic system development, control mechanisms, and performance evaluation
Micro-nano sensor creation, component simulation, finite element modeling, photomask development, and microscopic examination
MEMS/NEMS vibration properties, assessment, single molecule studies, circuit development, printed circuit boards, specialized material analysis (SEM, AFM, TEM, XRD)
Independent and precise positioning systems
Electromechanical sensor validation, Microscale fluid behavior analysis, Motion dynamics testing, Multi-sensor integration and smart detection