MNRLab featured in BBC World News
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Episode 10, Clip 2, MagnetoSperm, on BBC World News, Horizon:
Nature has 3.8 billion years of making things work effectively and efficiently, so just how can we learn from its experience? Adam Shaw explores the growing field of biomimicry. Watch our episode on BBC World World News, BBC Horizon 
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3M-NANO 2017
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3M-NANO 2017
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RAL 2017 - ICRA 2017
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IROS 2016
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Dalia Mahdy and Khaled Sadek on itShow (Nile Culture TV)
This video is in Arabic language without English subtitles
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Nile Culture TV has hosted Eng. Dalia Mahdy and Dr. Khaled Sadek on the itShow on 10 September 2016. Dalia and Khaled have discussed their in vitro work on rubbing against blood clots using helical microrobots, and under the influence of rotating magnetic fields. Recently, they have contributed to a comparative study between chemical lysis and mechanical rubbing to mitigate the side-effects associated with a full-dose of a thrombolytic agent. The study is conducted on a magnetic-based robotic system (HeliMag) designed and developed by Eng. Abdelrahman Hosney of the Medical Micro & Nano Robotics Laboratory. Dalia and Khaled will continue their experimental in vitro trials on blood clots to optimize the removal rate of the fibrin fiber of the clots.
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Barbra Adel and Ahmed Hegazy on it Show (Nile Culture TV)
This video is in Arabic language without English subtitles
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Brarbra Adel and Ahmed Hegazy of MNRLab appeared on the itShow of the Nile Culture TV channel on 20 August 2016. They have discussed their project on fabrication and motion control of a magnetic beaded fiber we call robotic sperm. The robotic sperm is approximately 500 micro meter in length and has a morphology similar to that of sperm cells. Barbra contributes to this project in the fabrication and preparation of the samples, while Ahmed's focus is on the magnetic control using electromagnetic fields. The ongoing robotic sperm project is done in close collaboration with researchers from Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems (Physical Intelligence Department), and is partially funded by the Egyptian Science and Technology Development Fund (STDF).
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BioRob 2016
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BioRob 2016
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BioRob 2016
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BioRob 2016
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ICRA 2016
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MNRLab 2016
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IROS 2015
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IROS 2015
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ICRA 2015
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3M NANO 2015
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