Dorsa Parviz

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Arizona State University

United States

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Dorsa Parviz is an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University in the United States. Her research focuses on nanomaterials, particularly their biological impacts, environmental applications, and potential for energy conversion. Recent articles highlight her work on graphene family nanomaterials, CO 2 photoreduction, and novel methanotrophic coatings for methane mitigation.

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Discretized hexagonal boron nitride quantum emitters and their chemical interconversion

Mitigation of ventilation air methane (VAM) using novel methanotrophic coating materials: a technical analysis

Differential modulation of endothelial cytoplasmic protrusions after exposure to graphene-family nanomaterials.

Biological Impacts of Reduced Graphene Oxide Affected by Protein Corona Formation

Universal Kinetic Mechanism Describing CO<sub>2</sub>Photoreductive Yield and Selectivity for Semiconducting Nanoparticle Photocatalysts

Biotransformations and cytotoxicity of graphene and inorganic two-dimensional nanomaterials using simulated digestions coupled with a triculture: In vitro model of the human gastrointestinal epithelium

A mathematical analysis of carbon fixing materials that grow, reinforce, and self-heal from atmospheric carbon dioxide

A virucidal face mask based on the reverse-flow reactor concept for thermal inactivation of SARS-CoV-2

Aramid nanofiber-reinforced three-dimensional graphene hydrogels for supercapacitor electrodes

Engineering two-dimensional nanomaterials to enable structure-activity relationship studies in nanosafety research

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David Bell

Albert Tianxiang Liu

Philip Demokritou

Herdeline Ann Ardoña

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