Atika Farhana
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Atika Farhana is a researcher dedicated to developing practical, low-cost engineering solutions for pressing public health challenges, with a primary focus on disinfection technologies and biomedical device design. Her most impactful work addresses the urgent need for accessible infection control during the COVID-19 pandemic. She led the design of a low-cost Ultraviolet (UV-C) disinfection unit specifically for public transport, a system that minimizes cross-contamination by using strategically positioned UV-C lamps to achieve 360-degree pathogen inactivation. This innovative, affordable solution has garnered 13 citations, highlighting its relevance in global health security. Beyond this flagship project, Farhana’s research portfolio extends to the development of portable, cost-effective biomedical devices, demonstrating a consistent commitment to bridging the gap between advanced engineering and real-world, resource-limited settings. Her work is characterized by a clear focus on scalability and immediate societal impact, making her a notable contributor to the field of affordable healthcare technology.
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