Dr. Gurpreet Singh is working as a Postdoctoral Researcher in Biomechanics at the School of Engineering and Materials Science, Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), UK. His work focuses on investigating the biomechanical performance of femoral stems used in total hip arthroplasty, with particular emphasis on understanding the biomechanical differences between collared and collarless uncemented hip stems. Before joining QMUL, he was a Research Associate at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, where he earned his PhD in Biomedical Engineering as a Prime Minister's Research Fellow (PMRF). His interdisciplinary research spans computational biomechanics, tissue mechanics, biomimetics, artificial tissue development, and medical intervention development. During his PhD, he developed biomechanical models for diabetic foot ulcers and developed a modular insole for pressure offloading in diabetic patients. He has also worked on developing artificial tissue surrogates for various human tissues (including brain, skin, gallbladder, etc.) and computational models of brain aneurysms, integrating experimental and simulation approaches. He is serving as an editorial board member for several journals and a reviewer for leading international journals (Nature Portfolio, Elsevier, Taylor & Francis, Springer, ACS, IOP Science, SAGE, and many more) and aims to translate engineering research into real-world healthcare solutions.