Veikko Sariola is an Associate Professor and D.Sc. (Tech.) specializing in micro- and nanorobotics with nine years of research experience based in Helsinki. He leads work on bioinspired materials and robotics, spanning dry microfibrillar adhesives, wetting phenomena, self-assembly, micromanipulation, acoustic manipulation, and microassembly. His projects include gecko-inspired adhesive pick-and-place tools, surface-tension driven self-alignment micromanipulation systems, micro/nanostructured superoleophobic surfaces, and wireless GI inspection capsules, demonstrating a rare blend of soft-matter physics and robotic systems engineering. He combines hands-on microfabrication, computational science and control engineering to translate fundamental phenomena into practical microrobotic tools. Notably, his portfolio bridges biological and engineering domains, from self-healing proteinaceous materials to the effects of DHEA on stem cell osteo-induction, revealing an interdisciplinary approach to device-enabled biology.
Contributions:1 release, 12 pushes, 1 branch in 2 years
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