Asimina Kiourti
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About
Asimina Kiourti is a pioneering force in bioelectromagnetics, specializing in wearable and implantable devices, antennas, and biosensors. Her groundbreaking work centers on developing novel conductive biomaterials and fabrication techniques for wireless medical devices. Kiourti’s major contributions include demonstrating the first photocurable, highly conductive biomaterial (PEDOT:PSS:PEGDA) for 3D-printing implantable antennas directly inside the body using minimally invasive robotics—a paradigm shift for intracorporeal wireless biosensors. Her research addresses critical challenges in biocompatibility, conductivity, and safe in-body printing, with key papers accumulating over 15 citations. Notably, she co-edited a special section on wearable and implantable systems for *IEEE Access* (2019), highlighting her leadership in the field. Kiourti’s work bridges materials science, electromagnetics, and biomedical engineering, enabling next-generation sensing systems that promise to revolutionize patient monitoring and treatment. Her innovative approach to printing electronics inside the body has the potential to eliminate the need for traditional surgical implantation, marking a significant leap forward in minimally invasive medical technology.
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