Prof. Dr. Shazia Bashir - Nano-material Based Encapsulation - Best Researcher Award 

 

Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences - Pakistan 

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🎓 Early Academic Pursuits

Prof. Dr. Shazia Bashir embarked on her academic journey with a multidisciplinary foundation in mathematics, physics, and engineering. She earned her B.Sc. in Physics and Mathematics (1999) and M.Sc. in Mathematics (2001) from Punjab University, Pakistan. Her passion for applied sciences led her to pursue an M.S. in Process Engineering (2004) at the Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences (PIEAS). She further distinguished herself academically by obtaining a Ph.D. in Microfluidics from Sheffield University, U.K., in 2012. Her doctoral research, focused on "Numerical simulations and experimental studies of microfluidic droplet formation," laid the groundwork for her contributions to nano-material based encapsulation technologies.

💼 Professional Endeavors

Prof. Bashir has built a prolific career at PIEAS, progressing from Lecturer (2004–2006) to Assistant Professor (2006–2014), Associate Professor (2014–2024), and now Professor since 2024. Her extensive experience spans experimental and computational microfluidics, nano biomaterials, and advanced engineering applications. She has held significant administrative and organizational roles, including Manager of Research Operations at ORIC, PIEAS, and Ph.D. Coordinator for the Department of Physics & Applied Mathematics (DPAM). Her leadership has influenced academic programs and research initiatives across disciplines.

🔬 Contributions and Research Focus

Prof. Bashir’s research is centered on experimental and computational microfluidics, with a particular emphasis on nano-material based encapsulation for biomedical applications. She has made significant contributions to the synthesis of drug-encapsulated metallopolymer nanocomposites using microfluidic platforms. Her work extends to fabricating microfluidic devices, developing micron-resolution particle image velocimetry techniques, and studying transport phenomena. Prof. Bashir has also led funded projects, including a Pakistan Science Foundation (PSF) project on drug-encapsulated nanocomposites for targeted cancer therapy, reflecting her focus on impactful research.

🌍 Impact and Influence

Prof. Bashir’s influence spans academia and industry, where her advancements in nano-material based encapsulation have elevated the potential for targeted drug delivery systems. She has supervised numerous M.Phil. and MS dissertations, guiding students in areas such as microfluidic device fabrication, droplet dynamics, and nanoparticle synthesis. Her contributions to computational fluid dynamics and microfluidics are recognized both nationally and internationally, evidenced by her numerous awards, including the Distinguished Service Award (2024).

🏆Academic Cites

Prof. Bashir’s research has garnered widespread recognition, with her work on microfluidic devices and nano-material based encapsulation being frequently cited in leading journals and academic discussions. Her publications serve as foundational resources for researchers exploring innovative methodologies in drug delivery and biomedical engineering.

🌟 Legacy and Future Contributions

Prof. Bashir’s legacy lies in her transformative contributions to nano-material based encapsulation and her mentorship of the next generation of scientists and engineers. Looking ahead, she aims to further refine microfluidic platforms for efficient drug delivery and explore green synthesis methods for nanocomposites. Her ongoing research will likely expand the applications of nano-material based encapsulation in cancer therapy and other medical treatments, ensuring her continued impact on the field.

📝Nano-material Based Encapsulation

Prof. Dr. Shazia Bashir’s groundbreaking work in nano-material based encapsulation has revolutionized targeted cancer therapy, integrating advanced microfluidic techniques for efficient drug delivery. Her innovative approaches to nano-material based encapsulation are widely recognized in academic and medical communities. Prof. Bashir’s future research promises to further enhance the field of nano-material based encapsulation, solidifying her role as a leader in biomedical applications.

Notable Publication


📝An aptamer and hydroxyapatite-silver-zinc oxide–based novel electrochemical sensor for ultrasensitive H. pylori detection

Authors: Rafique, S., Akram, R., Nasir, R., Bashir, S., Haq, Z.

Journal: Microchimica Acta

Year: 2024

Citations: 0


📝Highly Electroactive Chitosan–Zinc Oxide–Cerium Oxide (CS–ZnO–CeO2) Nanocomposites Modified Electrode for Electrochemical Detection of CA 15-3 in Human Serum

Authors: Kayani, F.B., Rafique, S., Nasir, R., Bashir, S.

Journal: Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering

Year: 2024

Citations: 0


📝Role of triethanolamine complexing agent in chemical bath deposition of tin sulfide thin films: Microstructural and optical properties

Authors: Khan, N., Javed, A., Bashir, M., Bashir, S.

Journal: Results in Optics

Year: 2024

Citations: 3


📝Comparative study of microscale and macroscale technique for encapsulation of Calotropis gigantea extract in metal-conjugated nanomatrices for invasive ductal carcinoma

Authors: Aftab, A., Ahmad, B., Bashir, S., Khan, R., Sajini, A.A.

Journal: Scientific Reports

Year: 2023

Citations: 6


📝A numerical investigation of mathematical modelling in 3D hexagonal porous prism on oil recovery using nanoflooding

Authors: Zafar, M., Sakidin, H., Sheremet, M., Salleh, M.Z., Bashir, S.

Journal: Heliyon

Year: 2023

Citations: 7

Shazia Bashir – Nano-material Based Encapsulation – Best Researcher Award 

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