Project(s)

Fabrication of Tissue-Like Printed Materials (Ongoing)
3D printing of stimulus responsive soft-biomaterials (Ongoing)

Faculty Profile

niroobakhshz@umkc.edu



https://info.umkc.edu/sce-faculty/index.php/zahra-niroobakhsh-ph-d/


Research Description

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In our Niroo PRISM lab, we are exploring experimental investigation on soft materials structure and properties relation, characterization, and manufacturing using advanced 3D printing approaches applicable to tissue engineering, drug delivery and microneedles fabrication. Other experimental setups include microfluidics, rheology, and biomaterials fabrications. Students from engineering, chemistry, biological sciences and other relevant disciplines are encouraged to apply.


Affiliated Department(s)

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Mechanical Engineering  


Faculty-related Tags
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3D printing  biomaterials  bioprinting  drug delivery  microfluidics  microneedles  rheology  soft materials  tissue engineering  

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