From seal whiskers to ultrasensitive sensors - Ajay Kottapalli - In Science #50 - RUG
About this episode
Ajay Kottapalli discusses his research on ultrasensitive flow sensors inspired by seal whiskers.
In this episode, we're joined by Ajay Kottapalli, Associate Professor at the Engineering and Technology Institute Groningen and co-founder of Sencilia. Wim and Hanna talk to him about his research and how the unique properties of seal whiskers inspired him to develop ultrasensitive flow sensors for healthcare applications. Guest: Ajay Kottapalli Hosts: Wim Brons & Hanna van Loo Huibregtsen Prize 2025 Bio-inspired MEMS and Biomedical Devices research group Sencilia
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