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About
Dr. Maryam Faghih is a pioneering researcher in flexible microsystems and advanced sensor technologies, with a focus on wireless power transfer, self-assembly, and novel fabrication processes for flexible electronics. Her most influential work, "A flexible microsystem capable of controlled motion and actuation by wireless power transfer" (2020), has garnered 120 citations, demonstrating its significant impact on the development of untethered, miniaturized devices for biomedical and robotic applications. Dr. Faghih also made notable contributions with her 2019 study on "Self-assembly of highly sensitive 3D magnetic field vector angular encoders" (51 citations), which introduced a compact, high-performance sensor for spatial positioning in 3D environments—critical for next-generation robotic, bioelectronic, and diagnostic systems. Her recent 2024 work, "LEO – Innovative Metallization and Patterning Process on Flexible Substrates," explores scalable manufacturing techniques for large-area flexible electronics, including photovoltaic modules and ultra-thin sensors. Through her research, Dr. Faghih advances the frontiers of flexible, wireless, and self-assembling systems, enabling transformative applications in healthcare, robotics, and sustainable energy.
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- 2Self-assembly of highly sensitive 3D magnetic field vector angular encoders51 citations · 2019
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