Partha Pratim Sarkar
Singapore University of Technology and Design, National University Bangladesh
About
Partha Pratim Sarkar is pursuing a PhD in Biomedical Engineering at the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD), where he works in the Applied Bio-Microfluidics Laboratory under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Ye Ai. Partha's research interests include microfluidics, lab-on-a-chip, single-cell analysis, and biosensors.
Partha has a strong background in engineering and data analysis, having completed a Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communication Engineering from the National University of Bangladesh and worked as a data analyst at Quantanite and an executive at SEBPO. He is a student member of IEEE and a brand ambassador for IEEE. He has won multiple awards for his innovative projects, such as the IEEE YESIST12 Innovation Challenge 2021, the Best Paper Award at the IEEE RAAICON 2019, and the IAAC Ambassador Award 2019. He has also published several papers in reputed conferences and participated in various national and international contests. Partha is passionate about creating solutions that can improve the lives of people. He is a public speaker and a leader who enjoys collaborating with diverse teams and stakeholders.
Employment
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Singapore University of Technology and Design PhD Researcher2023 - Present
Education
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Singapore University of Technology and Design Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D)2023 - Present
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National University Bangladesh Bachelor of Science2015 - 2020
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (5)
- Enhanced Intracellular Delivery via Stainless Steel Filters and Viscoelastic Fluids: A High-Efficiency Alternative to Conventional Transfection Save
- Design and Implementation of Telehealth Device: Linking IoT Sensors to Cloud Networks Save
- Implementation of an Instrumented Crutch with Scalable E-Care Architecture Using IoT Save
- Implementation of an Instrumented Crutch with Scalable E-Care Architecture Using IoT Save
- Design Process of an Affordable Smart Robotic Crutch for Paralyzed Patients Save