Ramaraja Ramasamy

Ramaraja Ramasamy is a Professor and Senior Associate Dean at the University of Georgia. His research focuses on electrochemical biosensors, corrosion protection, and energy storage systems. He leads projects in biomedical engineering, environmental sensors, and materials science. His work includes developing novel biosensors for cancer biomarkers, pathogen detection, and rapid diagnostics. He also explores advanced battery technologies and corrosion-resistant biodegradable materials.

Ramasamy's key contributions include lab-on-a-chip systems for foodborne pathogens, silk-based antimicrobial coatings for implants, and engineered photosynthetic organisms for bioenergy. His publications span electrochemical methods, microbial fuel cells, and nanomaterials for biosensor applications. He collaborates on projects involving bacteriophage-based detection systems and high-temperature bioelectrochemical systems.

His expertise integrates nanotechnology, electrochemistry, and biomedical engineering to address challenges in healthcare, energy, and environmental safety. He is affiliated with the Riverbend Research Lab and has contributed to over 50 peer-reviewed articles and patents in these areas.