Assist. Prof. Dr. Farshad Soleimani | Glass Ceramics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Farshad Soleimani‘s career as an Assistant Professor at Malayer University reflects his dedication to teaching, research, and innovation in materials engineering. His professional experience encompasses research in glass and glass-ceramics, advanced ceramics, and manufacturing technologies. Dr. Soleimani has conducted groundbreaking research on porous glass-ceramics, dielectric materials, and high-temperature ceramics, making significant contributions to these fields. Additionally, he has played a pivotal role in guiding students, fostering innovation, and promoting technology transfer through collaborative research projects. Dr. Soleimani’s experience extends to leading research teams and participating in international collaborations. He has also worked on commercializing inventions, such as the plasma surface treatment and coating device and high-density forsterite powder sintering for telecommunications. His practical expertise and academic leadership have made him a respected figure in materials science and engineering.

Research Focus

Dr. Farshad Soleimani’s research focuses on advancing materials engineering, particularly in glass and glass-ceramics, advanced engineering ceramics, and materials manufacturing processes. His studies aim to understand and optimize the properties of glass-ceramics for industrial applications, including porous structures for biomedical and telecommunications purposes. Dr. Soleimani also explores advanced sintering techniques, such as spark plasma sintering and slip casting, to enhance the mechanical, thermal, and dielectric properties of ceramics. His work emphasizes innovative solutions, such as using nanoporous materials in pharmaceuticals and lightweight structures for aerospace. By combining experimental and computational methods, Dr. Soleimani seeks to bridge the gap between fundamental research and industrial application, contributing to advancements in high-performance materials. His research integrates interdisciplinary approaches, driving innovation in technology management and materials processing.