Raman Maiti

Raman Maiti is a Lecturer in Healthcare Engineering at Loughborough University, UK. His expertise spans biomechanics, computational modeling, and medical device design, with a focus on improving patient comfort through interdisciplinary research. He holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Leeds (2008-2012), an MSc (Research) in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Sheffield (2006-2007), and a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Mumbai (2001-2005).

• PhD: University of Leeds (Biomedical Engineering)
• MSc: University of Sheffield (Mechanical Engineering)
• BEng: University of Mumbai (Mechanical Engineering)

Raman’s research interests include the mechanics of hard and soft tissues, particularly the patella-femoral joint and skin tissue, leveraging experimental methods like Optical Coherence Tomography and computational tools such as ANSYS. His work bridges engineering and healthcare, aiming to enhance patient outcomes through innovations in devices like contact lenses.

He has secured significant funding, including an EPSRC Programme Grant (£50,000 PhD funding) and a role in a Leeds-Sheffield collaboration. His professional credentials include Chartered Engineer status and membership in IMechE, alongside affiliation with INSIGNEO, a leader in in-silico medicine.

Raman’s current projects at Loughborough University address multiscale challenges in healthcare engineering, emphasizing patient comfort and wellbeing. His contributions span academic research, industry collaborations, and interdisciplinary teams focused on translating engineering solutions into clinical applications.