Elaheh Ghassemieh
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About
Elaheh Ghassemieh is a researcher specializing in advanced manufacturing technologies, robotics, and biomedical engineering, with a particular focus on surface coating processes for medical implants. Her work sits at the intersection of automation and materials science, exploring how robotic systems and microplasma spraying (MPS) techniques can be harnessed to improve the precision, consistency, and performance of implant coatings. Among her most notable contributions is the development of robot-assisted microplasma multilayer coating systems for titanium implants, a pioneering approach that integrates intelligent robotic motion design with specialized coating processes to achieve superior biomedical surfaces — work that has garnered 22 citations since its 2019 publication. She has further advanced the field by developing 3D scanning systems for robotic plasma processing of complex medical geometries, enabling more accurate and adaptive treatment of irregularly shaped implants. Her earlier research into precision powder coating technologies demonstrated measurable improvements in microhardness and corrosion resistance through nanosized lamellar structures. Collectively, Ghassemieh's research addresses critical challenges in implant manufacturing, pushing toward smarter, more energy-efficient, and clinically reliable production methods that hold significant promise for the future of medical device engineering.
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