Tanveer Ul Islam
Department / Institute
RESEARCH PROFILE
Tanveer ul Islam is a postdoctoral researcher in the Microsystems group. He is working on developing artificial cilia chip systems that can help understand “ciliopathies”. These are diseases caused by malfunctioning of biological cilia, microscopic hair-like protrusions present in almost all our organs. By mimicking their functioning using artificial cilia, Tanveer will create chips that enable to study the origin and consequences of ciliopathies.
Trying to mimic nature at microscales unveils the wonder and genius of it
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Tanveer ul Islam obtained his M.Tech from IIT Roorkee and PhD from IIT Bombay where he worked in the Advanced Microengineeing Lab in the Department of Mechanical Engineering. His thesis work was based on shaping fluid films by controlling a fluid interface instability towards the fabrication of microfluidic devices. His work also included designing flexure mechanisms for precise control over the microfluidic processes. His current postdoctoral project is hosted jointly by TU/e and EPFL in Switzerland.
Recent Publications
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Tongsheng Wang,Tanveer ul Islam,Erik Steur,Tess Homan,Ishu Aggarwal,Patrick R. Onck,Jaap M.J. den Toonder,Ye Wang
Programmable metachronal motion of closely packed magnetic artificial cilia
Lab on a Chip (2024) -
Bhavana Venkataramanachar,Jianing Li,Tanveer Ul Islam,Ye Wang,Jaap M.J. den Toonder
Nanomagnetic Elastomers for Realizing Highly Responsive Micro- and Nanosystems
Nano Letters (2023) -
Emma J.M. Moonen,Tanveer ul Islam,Eduard Pelssers,Jason Heikenfeld,Jaap M.J. den Toonder
A versatile artificial skin platform for sweat sensor development
Lab on a Chip (2023) -
Tanveer ul Islam,Ye Wang,Ishu Aggarwal,Zhiwei Cui,Hossein Eslami Amirabadi,Hemanshul Garg,Roel Kooi,Bhavana Venkataramanachar,Tongsheng Wang,Shuaizhong Zhang
Microscopic artificial cilia - a review
Lab on a Chip (2022) -
Bhavana B. Venkataramanachar,Tanveer Ul Islam,Jaap M.J. den Toonder
Bioinspired organ-on-a-chip compatible flow sensors based on magnetic artificial cilia
(2022)
Ancillary Activities
- Postdoc Position, TU Delft