Dr. Samira Farjaminejad | City university of London | United Kingdom
Dr. Samira Farjaminejad is an accomplished biomedical engineer based in London, UK, with a strong academic and professional background in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. She specializes in the synthesis and characterization of novel polymer-based biomaterials aimed at advancing medical therapies. Her expertise spans advanced laboratory techniques including PCR, cell culture, 3D printing, flow cytometry, and polymer characterization methods such as SEM, XRD, DSC, and DMTA. Dr. Farjaminejad’s work integrates nanotechnology and scaffold development, making significant contributions to bone regeneration and drug delivery systems. In addition to her research, she has held academic positions, supervised over 500 students, and participated in high-impact interdisciplinary projects with international organizations like the WHO. Her combination of technical knowledge, teaching, and real-world clinical applications demonstrates her commitment to advancing the future of biomedical sciences.
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Education
Dr. Farjaminejad holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering from Azad University, Tehran Central Branch, where she completed a distinguished thesis on polymer nanocomposites for bone tissue engineering. Her academic foundation includes an MSc in Biomedical Engineering and a second MSc in Research and Health Management from City University of London, achieving Merit-level performance. Her doctoral research showcased advanced competencies in biomaterial synthesis and scaffold development, while her second master’s degree focused on digital health innovations like tele-mental health in the UK. She also earned her bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering (Bioelectric) from Azad University, equipping her with an early and solid understanding of bio-signals and biomedical systems. This diverse academic journey has enriched her interdisciplinary approach and enabled her to bridge engineering principles with health science innovations in both research and practice.
Experience
Dr. Farjaminejad’s experience reflects a strong blend of academic, clinical, and industry-focused expertise. She has served as a Research Intern at the International Agency for Research on Cancer (WHO), where she analyzed genomic data governance and ethical frameworks across Sub-Saharan Africa. As a researcher at Amirkabir University of Technology, she developed novel bio-rubbers and nanocomposites for tissue regeneration. In academia, she held a faculty position at Azad University, mentoring over 500 students in biomedical engineering and leading practical lab sessions. Her clinical experience includes work as a clinical trainer and biomedical engineer at Rasool Akram Hospitals, where she trained staff in the use of diagnostic and therapeutic medical equipment. Additionally, she was the Head of R&D at Noyan Teb Dental Material Company, where she led the development of innovative dental biomaterials. This rich mix of responsibilities underlines her multidimensional contributions to biomedical engineering.
Research Interests
Dr. Farjaminejad’s research primarily focuses on tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, particularly the use of polymer-based biomaterials for bone repair and drug delivery. She is deeply involved in the development and testing of nanocomposites, scaffolds, and bio-rubbers with enhanced mechanical and biological properties. Her interest extends into the exploration of nanoparticles in regenerative applications and the integration of 3D printing in scaffold fabrication. She is also exploring the impact of electrical stimulation in bone healing and the non-invasive imaging of tissue-engineered constructs. In public health, she has contributed to international research on genomic data protection and tele-mental health systems. Her interdisciplinary approach enables her to investigate complex problems from the molecular to the systems level, contributing to both therapeutic innovation and policy development in healthcare technologies.
Awards & Nominations
Dr. Farjaminejad’s body of work and interdisciplinary impact make her a strong candidate for numerous prestigious awards in biomedical engineering. Her recent collaborations with WHO-IARC on ethical frameworks in genomic research, combined with her extensive publication record in high-impact journals such as Polymers and Carbohydrate Polymer and Applications, demonstrate her thought leadership in global biomedical research. She has guided over 500 students, developed innovative biomaterials for both academic and commercial use, and contributed to cutting-edge advances in tissue regeneration. Her nomination for awards in innovation, translational research, or early-career excellence is well supported by her academic distinction, including two MSc degrees and a PhD with distinction. Her cross-sector experience—ranging from hospitals to industry—adds further value to her candidacy.
Publication Top Notes
Advances and Challenges in Polymer-Based Scaffolds for Bone Tissue Engineering: A Path Towards Personalized Regenerative Medicine
Nanoparticles in bone regeneration: a narrative review of current advances and future directions in tissue engineering
Tuning properties of bio-rubbers and its nanocomposites with addition of succinic acid and ɛ-caprolactone monomers to poly(glycerol sebacic acid) as main platform for …
3D Printing Approach in Maxillofacial Surgery in Iran: An Evaluation Using the Non-Adoption, Abandonment, Scale-Up, Spread, and Sustainability (NASSS) Framework
The critical role of nano-hydroxyapatites as an advanced scaffold in drug delivery towards efficient bone regeneration: Recent progress and challenges
Hydroxyapatites and nano-hydroxyapatites as scaffolds in drug delivery towards efficient bone regeneration: A review
The Role of Tissue Engineering in Orthodontic and Orthognathic Treatment: A Narrative Review
Regenerative Endodontic Therapies: Harnessing Stem Cells, Scaffolds, and Growth Factors
Surgical orthodontics in a patient with β-thalassaemia major. A case report
Conclusion
Dr. Samira Farjaminejad exemplifies a new generation of interdisciplinary biomedical engineers whose work bridges research, clinical application, and policy. Her accomplishments in developing advanced scaffolds, her collaborations with global health organizations, and her dual expertise in engineering and health management uniquely position her to make lasting contributions in regenerative medicine. Her publication portfolio reflects both depth and breadth, covering experimental studies, systematic reviews, and policy evaluations. She continues to lead and innovate in polymer science, tissue engineering, and health systems research. As a mentor, researcher, and engineer, she represents the epitome of translational science—taking ideas from lab bench to bedside with rigor and vision. Her trajectory suggests she is not only a leader in her field today but also a critical voice for the future of biomedical innovation.