Bahareh Khezri
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About
Bahareh Khezri is a leading researcher in the field of micro- and nanorobotics, with a focus on developing intelligent, self-propelled systems for biomedical and environmental applications. Her work centers on the design and fabrication of tiny robots capable of navigating confined spaces—such as human veins or soil pores—to perform targeted tasks. Among her most notable contributions is the development of recoverable bismuth-based microrobots that can capture, transport, and release heavy metals and anticancer drugs on demand, a breakthrough cited 58 times for its potential in drug delivery and environmental remediation. Khezri has also pioneered the use of 3D-printed graphene-based Al/Ga robots for photocatalytic degradation of explosives, showcasing innovative material integration for hazardous waste management. Her recent work on nano/microrobots for gastrointestinal tract diseases highlights their promise in targeted delivery, therapy, and prevention. With a growing citation impact and a portfolio that bridges materials science, robotics, and medicine, Khezri is advancing the next generation of smart, functional microdevices for real-world challenges.
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