Assist. Prof. Dr, Islamic Azad University – Tonekabon Branch, Iran
Arezou Mehrabi, born in Mazandaran, Iran, is a tissue engineering researcher known for her innovative work in biomedical materials. She completed her Ph.D. in Tissue Engineering at Iran University of Medical Sciences, focusing on bioactive hydrogels for wound healing. With a strong foundation in anatomical science (M.Sc.) from Tarbiat Modares University and a B.Sc. in Radiology from Mashhad University of Medical Sciences, Mehrabi’s research is primarily devoted to advancing regenerative medicine, particularly for cardiac and bone tissue applications. Her work includes various publications and collaborations, shaping her as a prominent figure in tissue engineering.
Publication Profile
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Education 🎓
Mehrabi obtained her Ph.D. in Tissue Engineering from Iran University of Medical Sciences (2018-2023), presenting a thesis on in-situ forming hydrogels for wound healing. Previously, she earned an M.Sc. in Anatomical Science (2015-2017) from Tarbiat Modares University, focusing on electroactive carbon nanofiber cardiac patches. Her academic journey began with a B.Sc. in Radiology at Mashhad University of Medical Sciences (2011-2015). These academic credentials provided a strong multidisciplinary background, supporting her expertise in biomedical and tissue engineering.
Experience 💼
Mehrabi’s professional experience includes significant contributions to tissue engineering, with a specialization in electroactive and bioactive hydrogels. Her research has focused on applications in cardiac and bone regeneration, including projects on nanofiber cardiac patches and electroconductive scaffolds. She has collaborated on diverse projects and has presented her findings at numerous international conferences. Her work has also led to the development of patents in electroactive cardiac patches and innovative biomaterials for regenerative medicine.
Awards and Honors 🏆
Mehrabi has earned recognition for her contributions, including a certified patent for an electroactive cardiac patch awarded by the Iranian Research Organization for Science and Technology (IROST, Patent No. 94280). She has also co-authored influential studies and book chapters and contributed to significant scientific publications. Her dedication to research has positioned her as a key innovator in tissue engineering, especially in developing new materials for cardiac and bone tissue engineering.
Research Focus 🔬
Mehrabi’s research is centered on biomaterials for tissue engineering, with a focus on bioactive and electroactive materials for cardiac and wound healing applications. Her notable projects include developing carbon nanofiber-based cardiac patches and hydrogels that promote vascularization and regeneration. Mehrabi is also exploring advanced applications for natural polymers in cancer diagnosis and treatment. Her work in regenerative medicine aims to advance sustainable, innovative solutions for therapeutic applications in healthcare.
Publication Top Notes
Electroactive Cardiac Patch
Development of a novel electroactive cardiac patch based on carbon nanofibers and gelatin encouraging vascularization
A. Mehrabi, N. Baheiraei, M. Adabi, Z. Amirkhani
Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology 190, 931-948, 47 citations (2020)
In-Situ Hydrogel for Wound Healing
In-situ forming hydrogel based on thiolated chitosan/carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) containing borate bioactive glass for wound healing
A. Mehrabi, A. Karimi, S. Mashayekhan, A. Samadikuchaksaraei, PB Milan
International Journal of Biological Macromolecules 222, 620-635, 26 citations (2022)
Hydrogel for Breast Reconstruction
Synthesis and characterization of a silk fibroin/placenta matrix hydrogel for breast reconstruction
A. Mehrabi, S. Mousazadeh, A. Mollafilabi, N. Nafissi, PB Milan
Life Sciences 334, 122236, 7 citations (2023)
Bone Tissue Engineering
Evaluation of inherent properties of the carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) for potential application in tissue engineering focusing on bone regeneration
A. Mehrabi, SZ Jalise, A. Hivechi, S. Habibi, MM Kebria, MA Haramshahi
Polymers for Advanced Technologies 35 (1), e6258, 5 citations (2024)
Vasculogenesis and Angiogenesis
Molecular mediators of vasculogenesis and angiogenesis
M. Amoupour, MM Kebria, A. Hivechi, N. Peyravian, M. Ghasemian
Biomaterials for Vasculogenesis and Angiogenesis, 13-37, 5 citations (2022)
Cell Sources in Cardiac Tissue Engineering
Cell sources in cardiac tissue engineering: current choices
PB Milan, N. Amini, A. Mehrabi, S. Mousazadeh, S. Ababzadeh, A. Rezapour
Current Stem Cell Research & Therapy 16 (6), 745-752, 5 citations (2021)
Electroconductive Scaffolds
Electroconductive Scaffolds: A New Strategy in Cardiac Tissue Engineering
A. Mehrabi, N. Baheiraei
Pathobiology Research 21 (2), 107-111, 2 citations (2018)
Natural Polymers in Cancer Treatment
Natural polymers for diagnosis and treatment of cancers
A. Mehrabi, R. Najafloo, H. Valizadeh, VH Sarmadi, S. Naderi
Biomaterials for Precision Cancer Medicine, 123-153, 2025
In Situ Fibrin Scaffold for Bone Engineering
Development of in situ forming autologous fibrin scaffold incorporating synthetic teriparatide peptide for bone tissue engineering
MR Khalili, A. Molafilabi, S. Mousazadeh, A. Mehrabi, J. Kiani
The International Journal of Artificial Organs, 2024
Morphine’s Effects on the CNS
The effects of morphine administration on the central nervous system (CNS): advantages and disadvantages
A. Mehrabi, BL Aghaee, S. Farrokhfar
Neuroscience Research Notes 7 (2), 2024
Conclusion
Dr. Arezou Mehrabi is an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award, with extensive expertise in tissue engineering and biomedical science. Her dedication to pioneering research in tissue engineering, particularly in wound healing and cardiac applications, as well as her solid publication and patent record, highlight her as a leading scientist in her field. While there are areas where expanding international collaboration and public outreach could further amplify her impact, Dr. Mehrabi’s innovative approach, academic accomplishments, and contributions to practical medical solutions make her highly deserving of recognition as a top researcher.