Rafael Song’s research and teaching interests are interdisciplinary in both mechanical engineering disciplines such as design and manufacturing of MEMS devices, fluid mechanics, and micro/nanofabrication, as well as in biological engineering areas such as BioMEMS devices for separation and detection of biomolecules, neuroprosthetic implants, and transport phenomena in biological systems.
The research in the Micro- and Nanoscale Bioengineering Group at NYUAD lies at the interface between biology, physics and engineering. More specifically, our research is focused on applying microfluidics and nanofluidics to broad range of bioscience challenges.
