Nadezhda Korostyleva’s Biomedical Devices at Micrometre Scale

Field notes

The portfolio records a sequence of biomedical-engineering projects spanning cleanroom fabrication, optics, microfluidics, embedded systems, and clinical instrumentation. Its project entries include concrete engineering measures: the MAP wound patch reports a 30 °C drop in peak temperature and a two-orders-of-magnitude reduction in power draw, while the brain-slice chamber reports reducing device build time from two days to two hours. Publications and teaching work add provenance beyond a conventional skills list.