Tamanna Bhuyan

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Dr. Tamanna Bhuyan is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of micro-robotics and biomedical engineering, whose work is redefining therapeutic strategies against persistent bacterial infections. Her primary research areas encompass the design of intelligent micromachines, biofilm disruption, and targeted drug delivery systems. Dr. Bhuyan’s most notable contribution is the development of "Magnetotactic T-Budbots to Kill-n-Clean Biofilms," a groundbreaking study that has garnered 46 citations. This work introduces biocompatible, magnetically controlled micro-robots capable of mechanically dislodging and eradicating stubborn biofilm communities—a formidable challenge in clinical settings where conventional antibiotics often fail. By combining active mechanical action with targeted therapy, her innovation offers a dual-action approach to both kill bacteria and clean infected surfaces, representing a significant leap forward in combating antimicrobial resistance. Her research has been widely recognized for its translational potential, positioning her as a rising leader in the field of micro-robotics for infection control. Dr. Bhuyan’s work continues to inspire new avenues for intelligent, minimally invasive treatments in biomedicine.