Dr. Mehdi Sattari

Dr. Mehdi Sattari

m.sattari@iut.ac.ir
Office
Department of Chemical Engineering, Isfahan University of Technology, Isfahan 8415683111, Iran
Phone
+98 31 3391 5614
Fax
+98 31 3391 2677
Positions
Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering
Research Interests
Applications of microfluidics in chemical engineering
drug delivery and medicines
Single-phase and multi-phase flow in miniaturized devices (microchannels
microreactors
micromixers)
synthesize of nano-drug carriers
Separation of target particles like proteins and CTCs from other blood cells
For a better understanding of the research fields
please see the link below: https://iutbox.iut.ac.ir/index.php/s/ioDGWWPM6qNwz9q
type: Journal
Title Conference / Journal Date
A self-healing hydrogel based on modified chitosan and sodium alginate oxide reinforced with hydrophilic nanomaterials for wound dressing applications JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE
IPN nanocomposite scaffolds based on GelMA-alginate with modified super-paramagnetic iron oxide for cartilage tissue engineering INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL MACROMOLECULES
Shear thinning and self-healing behavior of an IPN nanocomposite based on gelatin methacryloyl/alginate/nano-clay for cartilage tissue engineering application EUROPEAN POLYMER JOURNAL
An Injectable IPN Nanocomposite Hydrogel Embedding Nano Silica for Tissue Engineering Application MACROMOLECULAR MATERIALS AND ENGINEERING
Numerical study of bacteria removal from microalgae solution using an asymmetric contraction-expansion microfluidic device: A parametric analysis approach
بررسي تجربي استخراج مايع- مايع و تحليل جريان سه فازي گاز-مايع-مايع در يك ميكروكانال
A liquid-liquid microreactor for the intensification of hexavalent chromium removal from wastewaters
Hexavalent chromium extraction from aqueous solutions in a liquid-liquid slug flow microreactor
Mass transfer between phases in microchannels: A review
The effect of the size of square microchannels on hydrodynamics and mass transfer during liquid-liquid slug flow