The Serpooshan Lab - Emory University School of Medicine

January 2020 - March 2020

The Serpooshan Team uses a multidisciplinary approach to design and develop 3D printed micro/nano-scale tissue engineering technologies with the ultimate goal of generating 3D printed functional tissues and organs

I assisted in several ongoing research projects in the lab, pertaining to design, 3D printing, 3D bioprinting and perfusion-flow of 3D tissue constructs to study a variety of adult and pediatric cardiovascular disease.

Lab exposure: BioAssembly bot - 6 axis 3D bioprinter, Cellink Bio-X 3D bioprinter, Formlabs form 2 3D printer, formlabs form 3 3D printer, Ultimaker, cell and tissue culture lab, hydrogels and bioinks used in 3D bioprinting

Tissue engineering and Mechanics Lab - Georgia Institute of Technology

August 2020 - December 2020

Tissue engineering and Mechanics lab at Georgia Tech does cutting edge research on Image-Based Design for Patient Specific Devices and Implants, Optimization and Scaffold Design for Regenerative Medicine and Biomaterial 3D Printing

As an Independent researcher, I am working on tissue modeling, mechanics, and 3D printing for pediatric airway splints and BT shunts for single ventricular defects; including working with software’s such as Materialise Mimics, Simpleware ScanIP, Solidworks and GrabCAD and working with 3D printers such as the Stratasys Polyjet J750 and Instron Model 5944