Media and news articles
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Ajay Kottapalli was interviewed for the DRIVE series in de Ingenieur magazine.
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Bioinspired MEMS and Biomedical Devices (BMBD) research group has been featured in the Dutch news article Zorgvisie "These sensors provide sensing to prosthesis". Download the article.
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Our Seal whisker research is featured in the Dutch newspaper - AD Utrechts Nieuwsblad
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Snorharen zeehonden staaltje van perfecte techniek/ Seals' whiskers are an example of perfect technique, University of Groningen Alumni magazine, spring 2024. The article is available in Dutch.
Ajay Kottapalli develops advanced sensors based on animal senses – for example the whiskers of seals. 'They have really evolved perfectly. We have calculated that.' He is always looking for possible applications in the technology of biological phenomena. Together with colleagues he started a startup in Groningen: Sencilia.
![a seal floating a bit above the water looking out from the water of the pool](/research/bmbd/pictures/seals-ajay-article-bio-inspired-sensors.jpg)
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“Flowsensoren gebaseerd op vissen en zeehonden voor biomedische toepassingen”, Automatie PMA 3 magazine (pages 6-9) (National), Netherlands, Print
![a seal head above the water surface](/research/bmbd/pictures/flowsensoren-gebaseerd-op-vissen.jpg)
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“Sensors inspired by seal whiskers and fish”, RUG University Science LinX (National), Netherlands, Web
![A screen capture of the title and the introduction of the article on the University of Groningen website](/research/bmbd/pictures/sensors-inspired-by-seal-whiskers-and-fish.jpg)
![cover of october 2020 issue of the journal "De ingenieur"](/research/bmbd/pictures/de-ingenieur-october-2020.jpg)
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“Biomimetic flow sensors” De Ingenieur (National), Netherlands, October edition 2020, Web
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“Skin-inspired sensors show how our body moves” in AAAS Eureka Alert, (2 pages), International, Published on 21 October 2021
![screen capture from EurekAlert! online article](/research/bmbd/pictures/skin-inspired-sensors-show-how-body-moves.jpg)
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“Skin-inspired sensors show how our body moves” RUG Science linx, (2 pages), National, Published on 19 october 2021
![screen capture from the website of the University of Groningen where the title of the article and the intro are shown](/research/bmbd/pictures/skin-inspired-sensors-show-how-body-moves-rug.jpg)
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“The smart sensors of Kottapalli – by touch” in Ukrant – RUG academic magazine, Published on 08 December 2021
![a screen capture from the ukrant.nl where a picture of Professor Kottapalli in his lab is published](/research/bmbd/pictures/smart-sensors-of-kottapalli.jpg)
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In 2016, the success in developing biocompatible, ultrasensitive and miniaturized MEMS flow sensors for intravenous infusion monitoring and urology applications has been reported in various newspapers, articles and in media.
Last modified: | 17 July 2024 2.25 p.m. |