PhD Scholar at Rutgers University

Hi, I'm Eman Ahmed

Biomedical Engineer & Researcher

I'm a PhD scholar specializing in polymer chemistry, protein stabilization, and machine learning applications in biomaterials. My research focuses on developing innovative polymer-enzyme hybrids for enhanced biocatalysis.

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Eman Ahmed - PhD Scholar in Biomedical Engineering
Research Focus

Current Research

Exploring the intersection of polymer science, biocatalysis, and machine learning to develop next-generation biomaterials.

Current Project

Random Copolymers for Protein Stabilization

Investigating polymer-enzyme hybrids in water-miscible organic solvents using high-throughput approaches. Developing automated methodologies for evaluating protein stabilization in complex solvent systems.

Polymer Chemistry High-Throughput Automation
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Machine Learning

ML Applications in Biomaterials

Applying machine learning algorithms to map biomaterial complexity and predict polymer-protein interactions. Developing data-driven approaches for biomaterial design and optimization.

Machine Learning Data Analysis Biomaterials
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Publications

Featured Work

Peer-reviewed publications in leading journals including Tissue Engineering Part A, ACS Polymers Au, and Biophysical Journal.

Journal Article 2024

Mapping biomaterial complexity by machine learning

Ahmed, Eman, et al.

Tissue Engineering Part A, 30(19-20), 662-680

DOI
This study presents a novel machine learning approach for mapping the complexity of biomaterials, enabling predictive modeling of material properties and biological responses. Our methodology demonstrates significant improvements in understanding structure-function relationships in complex biomaterial systems.
Journal Article 2025

Automation-Assisted Photoinduced Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization

Ramirez, Cesar; Ahmed, Eman, et al.

ACS Polymers Au

DOI
We present an automated approach to photoinduced atom transfer radical polymerization (photoATRP), enabling high-throughput synthesis and characterization of polymer libraries for biomaterial applications.
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Recognition

Honors & Awards

RBHS Fellowship

Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences Fellowship — $33,999 stipend with full tuition remission

2022-2023

HEI Scholarship

Egypt Higher Education Initiative Scholarship — Full undergraduate funding for 6 years

2015-2021

Dean's List

Graduated with highest honors — Dean's List recognition for all semesters

2015-2021

Let's Collaborate

I'm always interested in discussing research collaborations, speaking opportunities, or potential projects in biomaterials and machine learning.

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