Hanieh Yazdanfar has completed her PhD in Condensed Matter Physics (Nanoscien) at the University of Leicester. Her research area and expertise lies in the “synthesis, and optical and chemical characterisation of conductors and semiconductors especially fluorescent silicon nanoclusters”. She was involved in design and fabrication of a device to produce nanoclusters by deposition of atomic vapour onto a liquid jet in vacuum. She has undertaken a broad range of experimental analyses on a series of materials specially silicon for electronics as well as drug delivery applications. Hanieh Yazdanfar has completed her PhD in Condensed Matter Physics (Nanoscien) at the University of Leicester. Her research area and expertise lies in the “synthesis, and optical and chemical characterisation of conductors and semiconductors especially fluorescent silicon nanoclusters”. She was involved in design and fabrication of a device to produce nanoclusters by deposition of atomic vapour onto a liquid jet in vacuum. She has undertaken a broad range of experimental analyses on a series of materials specially silicon for electronics as well as drug delivery applications.

Bioinformatics, Biomedical