I work at the intersection of flexible electronics, sustainable materials, and bioengineering — designing hardware that is both technically precise and environmentally responsible. Currently at the Electronic Design Laboratory, IIT.
Postdoctoral researcher at the Electronic Design Laboratory (EDL), IIT — working on SMARTHEAL (EU) and RAISE (PNRR) projects bridging robotics, AI, and green electronics.
Flexible & green electronics · Biopolymer composites · Soft robotics hardware · Sustainable PCBs · Implantable biosensors
Designing and characterising hardware at the interface of biology and electronics — from implantable sensors to soft actuators.
Engineering sustainable, bio-sourced materials into next-generation PCBs and electronic components — without sacrificing performance.
Building polished, playful native iOS applications — two game apps live on the App Store, with more in the pipeline.
EU-funded project developing implantable bioelectronics for real-time anastomotic healing monitoring after colorectal cancer surgery. Flexible sensor arrays with low-power wireless data transmission.
A geoinformation application presented at IEEE ICCE-Berlin 2025, developed under the RAISE PNRR project — using AI and robotics for social empowerment.
Designed and characterised a fully bio-based, thermoformed printed circuit board sourced from renewable materials — published in ACS Applied Electronic Materials.
Research into bio-derived composite materials for actuators and structural elements in soft robotic systems — combining material science with hardware engineering.
Alongside my research, I've been learning iOS development
A clean, fast-paced take on the classic hand game. Smooth animations, score tracking, and a satisfying feel — designed with the same attention to detail I bring to hardware.
🍎 App StoreA minimalist, two-player Tic-Tac-Toe built for iPhone. Simple rules, sharp UI, endless rounds. My first Swift project — and a reminder that constraints breed creativity.
🍎 App StoreI'm a postdoctoral researcher at the Electronic Design Laboratory (EDL) at the Italian Institute of Technology in Genova. My work lives at the crossroads of hardware engineering, sustainable materials science, and biomedical applications.
Before joining IIT, I lectured at Islamic Azad University in Tehran and worked in the Power Electronics Lab. I hold a PhD in Bioengineering and Robotics from IIT / University of Genova, completed in 2024.
Outside the lab, I've been teaching myself iOS development — and shipped two App Store games in under two months. I believe the best engineers never stop building new things.
Two App Store games shipped independently
Electronic Design Laboratory, Genova
IIT / University of Genova
Azad University, Tehran
Sharif University of Technology
Whether you're working on sustainable hardware, flexible bioelectronics, soft robotics, EU-funded R&D — or even an iOS project — I'd be glad to hear from you.
