Dr S.M.Hadi Sadati
PhD
Lecturer in Robotics and Mechatronics
Engineering 340, Mile End
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Tue & Fri, 4-5 pm (find the online meeting Teams link on QMPlus!) |
| Research Centre: | Intelligent Transport |
| Affiliations: | IEEE Regular Member |
Brief Biography
Dr S. M. Hadi Sadati is an Assistant Professor (UK Lecturer) in Robotics & Mechatronics at the Center for Advanced Robotics (ARQ), School of Engineering and Materials Science, Queen Mary University of London. His research experience and interests include soft robotics, medical robotics, embodied intelligence, bioinspiration, dynamics, control, AI, and mechatronics.
He did a PhD in Robotics at Prof. Nanayakkara's Morph Lab at King's & Imperial College London, UK, in 2014-2018, an MSc and a BSc in Mechanical Engineering in Prof. Meghdari's CEDRA lab at Sharif U. T. (2012), and Dr. Naraghi's Mobile Robotics lab at Amirkabir U. T. (2010), Iran. He has been a Research Fellow (2021-24) and Postdoc (2019-21) at Prof. Bergeles' RViM Lab at KCL; a Postdoc (2017-19) at Dr. Hauser's Morphological Computation lab at the University of Bristol, UK, a visiting researcher at Prof. Billard's LASA lab (2019 & 21) and Prof. Hughes CREAT lab (2021) at EPFL, Switzerland, at Prof. Katzschmann's Soft Robotic lab (2021) at ETH, Switzerland, and Prof. Walker's lab (2017) at Clemson University, USA.
He did a PhD in Robotics at Prof. Nanayakkara's Morph Lab at King's & Imperial College London, UK, in 2014-2018, an MSc and a BSc in Mechanical Engineering in Prof. Meghdari's CEDRA lab at Sharif U. T. (2012), and Dr. Naraghi's Mobile Robotics lab at Amirkabir U. T. (2010), Iran. He has been a Research Fellow (2021-24) and Postdoc (2019-21) at Prof. Bergeles' RViM Lab at KCL; a Postdoc (2017-19) at Dr. Hauser's Morphological Computation lab at the University of Bristol, UK, a visiting researcher at Prof. Billard's LASA lab (2019 & 21) and Prof. Hughes CREAT lab (2021) at EPFL, Switzerland, at Prof. Katzschmann's Soft Robotic lab (2021) at ETH, Switzerland, and Prof. Walker's lab (2017) at Clemson University, USA.