Tribology and Mechanical
Engineering group

Tribology

and Mechanical

Engineering group

Dr. Sina Laleh

Ph.D. in Management of Technology, major in research and development management, Islamic Azad University Central Tehran branch, Tehran

MSc. in Management of Technology

BSc. in Industrial engineering, major in systems planning and analysis

sina.laleh@nanoscitec.com

Research area: Digital Marketing ,R&D, Problem solving, Strategy and project management

Ms. Faezeh Asgari

Master Degree in system energy
Tehran university

  faezeh.asgari@nanoscitec.com

  Research area:  energy consumption optimization, air pollution reduction solar energy, Nano fluid, heat transfer

Dr. Fakhereh MD Esmaeili

Ph.D. in Physics,
University of Hyderabad, Telengana

fakhereh.esmaeili@nanoscite.com

Research area:  gravitational cosmology , computational Astrophysics

Ms. Maryam Iraji

B.SC. mechanical engineering
Isfahan University of Technology (IUT)

maryam.iraji@nanoscitec.com

Biomechanics, bio composites, mechatronics and robotics, renewable energy system

Dr. Maryam Hooshyari

Ph.D. in Sciences and Technologies of Chemistry and Materials
University of Genova, Italy

maryam.hooshyari@nanoscite.com

Research area:  Industrial and automotive tribology, Chemistry of lubricant ingredients, Multivariate analysis

Dr. Fatemeh Ghasemi

Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry-Quantum Biology
Sharif University of Technology

 fatemeh.ghasemi@nanoscitec.com

Research area:  Nanomaterials for Clean Energy, Quantum study of energy transfer

Dr.Arti Yadav

Postdoc in Tribology Imperial College London, and Newcastle University
Ph.D. in Mechanical EngineeringIndian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India

arti.yadav@nanoscitec.com

Research area: tribology, chemistry and physics of surfaces, fabrications, surface characterisation techniques and mechanical testing.

Iftikhar Husain

B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering
University of Engineering and Technology Lahore, Pakistan

iftikharhussain@nanoscitec.com

Research area: Tribology, Lubrication, Machine Reliability and Condition Monitoring