Welcome To My Page
Hi! I'm Filippos and currently I'm a PostDoc Associate at MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms,
home of the 1000 Fab Labs around the world and sister lab of the Media Lab.
I am a participating to the famous How to Make (almost) Anything and the Machines that Make
Machines
class taught by Prof. Neil Gershenfeld from CBA and the Fluid Mechanics class by Prof. John Bush
from the Dpt. of Mathematics at MIT!
Check them out below!
I am also part of CBA's team working on a recently awarded NIST grant that aims to make Materials Measurement
Machines, Modeling and Design accessible to the Masses in collaboration with the Argonne National Laboratories
and the Materiome Project in Chile!
My Research Interests
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Research Interests
Rapid Prototyping of Machines, Electrohydrodynamics, Complex Fluids, Electrowriting, Biometrology.
Papers:
- [Electrohydrodynamics] [Electrowriting] [Biometrology]:
2018 - Tourlomousis F. et al. "Machine Learning Metrology of Cell Confinement in Melt Electrowritten Three-Dimensional Biomaterial Substrates" (submitted to Nature Microsystems & Nanoengineering) - [Biometrology]
2018 - Tourlomousis F. et al. "Investigation of Cellular Confinement in Three-Dimensional Microscale Fibrous Substrates: Fabrication and Metrology", Journal of Micro and Nano-Manufacturing, 2(6), (doi: 10.1115/1.4038803) - [Bioprinting] [Biometrology]
2017 - Ding H., Tourlomousis F. et al. "Bioprinting Multidimensional Constructs: A Quantitative Approach to Understanding Printed Cell Density and Redistribution Phenomena", Biomedical Physics & Engineering Express, 3(3). (doi link) - [Machine Building] [Electrowriting] [Electrohydrodynamics]
2017 - Tourlomousis F. et al. "Melt Electrospinning Writing Process Guided by a “Printability Number”, Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering, 139(8) (doi: 10.1115/1.4036348) - [Multiphysics Modeling]
2015 - Tourlomousis F. and Chang R. "Numerical Investigation of Dynamic Microorgan Devices as Drug Screening Platforms: Part I: Macroscale Modeling Approach & Validation", Biotechnology & Bioengineering, 113:612-622. (doi:10.1002/bit.25822)
Collaborators
- Dilhan Kalyon, Highly Filled Materials Institute
- Paul Dalton, University of Wurzburg
My Machines
Mainly unconventional machines that harness exciting physics, process and measure the properties of complex fluids!
Morphological Wonderland for the Masses
from micro- to nano-fibers, droplets and stem cells...
Melt Electrowriting
Rapid Prototyping of an Electrohydrodynamics-based Additive Manufacturing System
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Materials Measurement for the Masses
accelerating materials discovery
Fun Stuff
search algorithms, guitars etc.
BLOG
Music, books, tutorials...