Pouya Rezai
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Pouya Rezai is a researcher at the intersection of microfluidics, bioengineering, and STEM education. His primary research areas include the development of microfluidic systems for studying human diseases using *Caenorhabditis elegans* as a model organism, and the application of robotics and 3D printing to enhance computer science and electromechanical engineering education. A notable contribution is his work on high-throughput screening (HTS) platforms, where he has designed microfluidic devices to investigate the biology of human diseases and identify potential therapeutic targets, as detailed in his 2017 review chapter (4 citations). In parallel, Rezai has made significant strides in educational outreach, co-authoring a 2017 paper (11 citations) that describes a hands-on, collaborative learning experience using robotics and 3D printing to introduce high school students to STEM fields. This work demonstrates his commitment to bridging engineering and education, inspiring the next generation of researchers. With a growing citation impact, Rezai’s research is advancing both fundamental disease biology and accessible STEM learning.
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