About Firas Fatani Firas Fatani Ph.D. Student, Electrical and Computer Engineering Antenna Integration Microwave circuits Biosensors wearable technology Flexible and Disposable Wireless Sensors additive manufacturing electromagnetics Firas Fatani is an electrical engineer and researcher specializing in wireless sensing technologies, flexible electronics, and intelligent systems. His work focuses on advancing the design and integration of low-cost, battery-free, and printed microwave devices for health, environmental, and industrial monitoring applications. He is particularly interested in bridging electromagnetic design, material science, and data intelligence to develop innovative sensing platforms that enable smarter and more connected systems. Articles Related News July 2025 Breakthrough Microwave Biosensor Featured on Cover of ACS Sensors 1 min read · Wed, Jul 9 2025 News PhD student Firas Fatani and the research team from Prof. Atif Shamim’s group have developed a microwave biosensor that achieves highly selective lactate detection in sweat—without the need for complex labeling or sample preparation. This innovative platform, recently featured on the cover of ACS Sensors, marks a significant milestone in wearable health monitoring. The sensor integrates a complementary split-ring resonator (CSRR) with enzymatic functionalization embedded inside a soft, microfluidic channel, enabling real-time tracking of lactate levels through permittivity shifts. This passive June 2025 Sweat-sniffing sensor could make workouts smarter 1 min read · Fri, Jun 27 2025 News Clip News No blood, no batteries — just sweat, microwaves and some seriously cool science. IMPACT Lab Showcases Smart Health Innovations at KCSH 2025 1 min read · Thu, Jun 26 2025 The IMPACT Lab’s Sensors Team proudly participated in the inaugural KAUST Conference on Smart Health (KCSH) held on May 14–15, 2025. With a dedicated booth, the team showcased over five of their latest cutting-edge technologies in the field of smart health, drawing attention from a wide array of researchers, innovators, and industry professionals. As part of the KAUST Innovators: Interactive Technology in Health session, PhD student Firas Fatani and Prof. Atif Shamim had the distinct honor of presenting to HRH Sultan bin Salman Al Saud, along with other distinguished guests. Their
Breakthrough Microwave Biosensor Featured on Cover of ACS Sensors 1 min read · Wed, Jul 9 2025 News PhD student Firas Fatani and the research team from Prof. Atif Shamim’s group have developed a microwave biosensor that achieves highly selective lactate detection in sweat—without the need for complex labeling or sample preparation. This innovative platform, recently featured on the cover of ACS Sensors, marks a significant milestone in wearable health monitoring. The sensor integrates a complementary split-ring resonator (CSRR) with enzymatic functionalization embedded inside a soft, microfluidic channel, enabling real-time tracking of lactate levels through permittivity shifts. This passive
Sweat-sniffing sensor could make workouts smarter 1 min read · Fri, Jun 27 2025 News Clip News No blood, no batteries — just sweat, microwaves and some seriously cool science.
IMPACT Lab Showcases Smart Health Innovations at KCSH 2025 1 min read · Thu, Jun 26 2025 The IMPACT Lab’s Sensors Team proudly participated in the inaugural KAUST Conference on Smart Health (KCSH) held on May 14–15, 2025. With a dedicated booth, the team showcased over five of their latest cutting-edge technologies in the field of smart health, drawing attention from a wide array of researchers, innovators, and industry professionals. As part of the KAUST Innovators: Interactive Technology in Health session, PhD student Firas Fatani and Prof. Atif Shamim had the distinct honor of presenting to HRH Sultan bin Salman Al Saud, along with other distinguished guests. Their
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