Team
Victor J. Cadarso
Victor J. Cadarso is an experienced person in R&D in a multidisciplinary domain. He has worked in the development of micro-optical, photonic and integrated optics devices, (bio)sensors, micro-mechanical systems and advanced silicon and polymer based micro/nano-technologies oriented to different applications. He has actively participated and led different international research and industrial projects, resulting in the commercialisation of novel products and the founding of a start-up company.
Currently he is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Monash University and head of the Applied Micro and Nanotechnology Lab.
Research Group Members
 Sarah G. Nejad
Sarah received her B.Sc. and M.Sc. from Isfahan university of technology and Tarbiat Modares University respectively with an emphasis on friction stir welding and preparing advanced materials via self-combustion method. Currently, Sarah’s research includes the development of nanoengineered surfaces for biological applications and the up-scaling of such technologies.
 Erick Vargas Ordaz
Erick concluded his B. Eng (Hons) at the National Polytechnic Institute in Mexico where he worked analysing and processing images of biological samples where have you started to immerse yourself in the field of micro imaging. Currently, he is investigating and analysing the characteristics to create a monolithic micro-optic system.
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 Esma Dervisevic
Esma graduated from Genetics and Bioengineering Department, Fatih University-Istanbul where her research there covered the development of electrochemcial sensing platforms for diagnostics and food freshness assessment. Currently she works on fabrication of photonic and electrochemical biosensors based on polymeric substrates.
 Hazem Abdelmaksoud
Hazem is a research officer and final year PhD Candidate “Biomaterials engineering and Nanomedicine”. His key research interest lies at the intersection of material science, biomedicine and analytical chemistry, focusing on semiconductor materials nanostructures fabrication, surface modification, and application as an analytical substrate, biomaterials, and biosensing platforms. Currently he is developing a fabrication method for a nanostructured biomaterial in context of screening of cell behavior and promotion of tissue formation.
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Alumni
Laura Kandoth: Summer research project student 2017 - 2018
Laura Kandoth
