Fatemeh Farjadian completed her Ph.D. in
2012 from Shiraz University (Iran) in the field of polymer chemistry and
attended a sabbatical leave at Duisburg-Essen University (Germany) during her
studies. In 2013, Fatemeh Farjadian became an assistant professor at Shiraz
University of Medical Sciences and, in 2015, joined the Pharmaceutical Sciences
Research Center of the University. In 2017, she visited the Nanoscience Center
at, the University of Cambridge (UK). In 2023, Fatemeh Farjadian was promoted
to Associate Professor. Her scientific fields of study focused on synthesizing
and modifying polymeric smart materials, organic, inorganic, and hybrid
nanoparticles, and evaluating their pharmaceutical trends (e.g., drug delivery,
gene delivery, antidote agents, inhibition of protein fibrillation, and
antibacterial agents). Fatemeh Farjadian is a review editor and guest editor in
Nanoscience in the Journal of Frontiers in Chemistry. She is among the top 2%
of scientists in the world introduced by Stanford University.
Fatemeh Farjadian completed her Ph.D. in
2012 from Shiraz University (Iran) in the field of polymer chemistry and
attended a sabbatical leave at Duisburg-Essen University (Germany) during her
studies. In 2013, Fatemeh Farjadian became an assistant professor at Shiraz
University of Medical Sciences and, in 2015, joined the Pharmaceutical Sciences
Research Center of the University. In 2017, she visited the Nanoscience Center
at, the University of Cambridge (UK). In 2023, Fatemeh Farjadian was promoted
to Associate Professor. Her scientific fields of study focused on synthesizing
and modifying polymeric smart materials, organic, inorganic, and hybrid
nanoparticles, and evaluating their pharmaceutical trends (e.g., drug delivery,
gene delivery, antidote agents, inhibition of protein fibrillation, and
antibacterial agents). Fatemeh Farjadian is a review editor and guest editor in
Nanoscience in the Journal of Frontiers in Chemistry. She is among the top 2%
of scientists in the world introduced by Stanford University.