Nanomedicine is a combination of various sciences such as physics, chemistry, biology, pharmacy and medicine. Graduates of this field work on issues at the molecular and atomic basis to create methods for rapid and accurate diagnosis of diseases and to use intelligent delivery vehicles, artificial organs and medical devices such as nanorobots to improve the individual’s life quality. Outstanding features of nanotechnology are diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases using nanodevices and nanostructures, engineered at the nanoscale. Tools used in nanomedicine range from drug delivery systems and nanobiosensors to nanorobots and nanoscaffolds.
Nanomedicine aims to improve the quality of life through enormous developments in health-care sectors. Due to the increasing growth rate of science and technology in nanomedicine and investments in this field, it is predicted that the quality of human life will be substantially improved in the near future.
Head of the department
Dr. Pooria Gil
Email: pooriagill@yahoo.com
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Academic Staff
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No
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Name
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Degree
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Field of study
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Academic rank
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1
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Dr. Pooria Gill
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Ph.D.
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Medical Nanotechnology
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Professor
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2
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Dr. Javad Akhtari
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Ph.D.
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Medical Nanotechnology
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Assistant Professor
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3
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Dr. Adeleh Rafati
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Ph.D.
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Medical Nanotechnology
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Assistant Professor
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4
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Dr. Pedram Ebrahimnejad
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Ph.D.
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Pharmaceutics
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Assistant Professor
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5
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Dr. Majid Saeedi
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Ph.D.
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Pharmaceutics
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Professor
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6
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Dr. Jafar Akbari
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Ph.D.
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Pharmaceutics
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Professor |
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7
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Dr. Zeynab Sadeghi Ghadi
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Ph.D.
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Pharmaceutics |
Assistant Professor |
