Zaki Alomar

In my research, I am focused on the design and 3D printing of biodegradable implants using magnesium (Mg) alloys. The primary challenge I address is the controlled degradation rate of these implants, a crucial factor in ensuring optimal performance and biocompatibility within the human body. Through a combination of alloying techniques, extensive experimental investigations, and advanced simulation methodologies, my work aims to fine-tune the degradation properties of Mg alloys, achieving a delicate balance between sufficient mechanical strength for implant functionality and a gradual breakdown to harmless by-products.

This research is of paramount importance as it directly contributes to the development of safer and more sustainable medical implants. Achieving an optimal degradation rate not only enhances the overall performance of the implants but also minimizes the risk of adverse effects, offering a promising solution for long-term biomedical applications and advancing the field of biodegradable materials in medical science..