P.G. Steeneken

P.G. Steeneken is a Professor in the Department of Precision and Microsystems Engineering at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft). His research focuses on nanomechanical resonators, graphene-based sensors, and 2D material physics, with significant contributions to sensor technology, ultrasound imaging, and DNA interaction studies.

• Key affiliations: TU Delft, 4TU.ResearchData
• Research areas: Nanomechanics, 2D materials, MEMS, acoustic wave dynamics

Recent Research Trends (2025):

• Advancing 2D material sensors for biological applications (microbial monitoring, DNA diffusion)
• Developing wafer-scale graphene devices for industrial deployment
• Investigating nonlinear dynamics of nanoresonators with soft clamping
• Thermoelastic and magneto-elastic effects in van der Waals magnets
• Optimizing photonic sensors with temperature compensation
• Microsphere-assisted quantum emitter fabrication in hexagonal boron nitride

His work is characterized by interdisciplinary collaborations across physics, engineering, and biotechnology, with datasets available through TU Delft's 4TU.ResearchData repository.