People

We are looking for motivated researchers to join the lab at postdoctoral, PhD and MS degree levels, as well as undergraduates. Please send your CV to Dr. Hamed Arami.

Principal Investigator

Hamed Arami

Assistant Professor

Materials Science and Engineering

Biological Design

hamed.arami@asu.edu

Biography:

Hamed Arami is an assistant professor affiliated with Materials Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Biological Design, and Neuroscience programs at Arizona State University. His research is funded by National Institutes of Health (NIH). He was a K99 post-doctoral fellow at Stanford University School of Medicine (Radiology, Dr. Sam Gambhir’s laboratory) and Northwestern University (Materials Science, Dr. John Rogers’ laboratory), collaborating with various labs at Stanford Hospital and Departments of Materials Science, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Radiology and Neuroscience. He was also a NIH T32 (SCIT) and Marie-Curie fellow during his postdoctoral research before starting his K99award. His research lab at ASU investigates advancements at the interface of bioelectronics, nanomedicine, medical devices, brain cancer diagnosis and therapy, imaging and neuroscience. He received his dual-title PhD in 2015, in Materials Science (MSE) and Nanotechnology and Molecular Engineering (NTME) from University of Washington, in Dr. Kannan Krishnan’s lab. His research has been recognized by various organizations including Materials Research Society (MRS), World Molecular Imaging Congress (WMIC), and NSF Future Faculty awards. He was also selected as a Distinguished Young Scholar by Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Washington.