Micro & nanorobotics
Nanorobotic origami structures, robotic microassembly and manipulation at small scales.
Research / Micro & nanorobotics
Research Associate
University of Oldenburg, Germany
My research focuses on microrobotics, nanorobotics, SEM-based nanomanipulation, micro/nanofabrication and microactuation.

A sub-50 µm silica origami structure mounted on a tapered optical fiber.
Human hair shown for comparison. Scale bar: 20 µm.
Research themes
Long-term research specializations across robotics, manipulation and fabrication.
Research overviewNanorobotic origami structures, robotic microassembly and manipulation at small scales.
Robotic microassembly, liquid-metal nanocharacterization and contact-angle measurement in SEM.
FIB-based fabrication, ion-induced folding and actuation of silica origami structures.
Visits, talks & milestones

A research visit to Prof. Changhong Cao’s NanoFactory Laboratory with Dr. James Mead.
Montréal, Canada

With AMiR colleagues during a visit from Koç University through the NanowireMEMS collaboration.
Oldenburg, Germany

Visiting the J.B. Speed School of Engineering with Dr. James Mead and Dr. Liang Ma.
Louisville, USA
Selected work
Liquid Metal Contact Angle Measurement in Vacuum — research on liquid-metal droplets and contact-angle measurement in SEM.
Research project PI
Doctoral research on silica origami fabrication, robotic microassembly, characterization and actuation in SEM.
Ph.D. fellow, FEMTO-ST Institute · October 2019 – March 2023
Scientific contributions
Liquid-metal droplet fabrication using electromigration and focused ion beam sputtering inside a scanning electron microscope.
publishedJournal of Micro and Bio Robotics, 21, article 14, 2025.
Folded-silica polyarticulated microstructures for tethered nanorobotics.
publishedIEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, 7(1), pp. 88–95, 2022.
Academic profile
I am a Research Associate in Microrobotics and Control Engineering (AMiR) at the University of Oldenburg.
I received my Ph.D. in Engineering Science from Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté in 2023, following doctoral research on nanorobotic origami at FEMTO-ST Institute.
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