Hamed Keramati

Hamed Keramati is currently a PhD student at National University of Singapore (NUS). As a member of Biofluid Mechanics Research Laboratory, Hamed works on the blood-vessel interaction in the aortic dissection from 2016. Hamed has been involved in academic and industrial activities in Singapore and Malaysia. After graduating from Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, with a master’s degree, he has worked as a Research Associate at School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering of NTU and, then, as a Fluid Dynamics Engineer at the R&D department of Dyson.