Mohammad Moulod
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About
Mohammad Moulod is pioneering the frontier of **intracorporeal 3-D printing**, developing conductive biomaterials that enable wireless biosensors and antennas to be fabricated directly inside the human body. His major contributions center on the **RF characterization and optimization of photocurable PEDOT:PSS:PEGDA composites**, demonstrating their viability for implantable electromagnetic devices. In his most cited work (2024, 7 citations), Moulod established that this conductive biomaterial is a promising candidate for 3-D-printing implantable antennas, addressing critical challenges in biocompatibility and conductivity. His subsequent 2025 study (4 citations) advanced this paradigm by investigating the safe, robotic printing of centimeter-scale wireless components—such as antennas and sensors—directly within tissue, a transformative approach for minimally invasive medicine. By merging materials science with bioelectromagnetics, Moulod’s research has laid the groundwork for a new class of **in-body additive manufacturing**, where electronics are built precisely where they are needed. His work holds profound implications for chronic disease monitoring, neural interfaces, and next-generation implantable therapeutics, positioning him as a key innovator at the intersection of biomaterials and wireless medical devices.
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