Supriti Sen
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About
Supriti Sen is a leading researcher in micro-nanorobotic manipulation, specializing in the development of advanced control and feedback systems for precise operation at the microscale and nanoscale. Her work focuses on enabling the construction of nanodevices and characterizing nanomaterial properties through robotic manipulators operating inside scanning electron microscopes (SEMs). Sen’s major contributions include pioneering path planning strategies for micromanipulators within SEMs, facilitating the three-dimensional nanomanipulation of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) for nanodevice fabrication. She has also developed a virtual feedback assistance system that enhances the remote operation of 3DOF micromanipulators, addressing critical challenges in teleoperation at these scales. Her most-cited paper, "Path planning of micromanipulators inside an SEM and 3D nanomanipulation of CNTs for nanodevice construction" (2024), has already garnered 6 citations, reflecting its immediate impact. Sen’s work is instrumental in bridging the gap between robotic control and nanoscale assembly, offering practical solutions for handling relatively larger objects under electron microscopes. Her research is vital for advancing nanofabrication and material science, making her a key figure in the field of micro-nanorobotics.
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