Pegah Varamini
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Senior Lecturer and Head of Breast Cancer Targeting & Drug Development Laboratory at University of Sydney
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Pegah Varamini is a Senior Lecturer and Head of the Breast Cancer Targeting & Drug Development Laboratory at The University of Sydney, Australia. Her research primarily focuses on nanotechnology applications in oncology, particularly breast cancer treatment and drug delivery systems. Recent publications include advancements in nanoparticle production, targeted therapeutics, and the use of artificial intelligence in cancer research.
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Pegah Varamini
University of Sydney
1 year ago
The University of Sydney is offering fully funded PhD scholarships for candidates who already hold an unconditional offer to commence a PhD within the Faculty of Medicine and Health. The opportunity is based in the Breast Cancer Targeting & Drug Development Laboratory, led by Senior Lecturer Pegah Varamini, and involves research in drug development, targeted cancer therapeutics, and translational research. The lab is seeking driven candidates passionate about advancing cancer research and developing new therapeutic strategies. Applicants must submit their unconditional PhD offer letter and CV via email to Pegah Varamini or Dr Arash Araghi; incomplete applications will not be processed. This scholarship provides full funding, though specific financial details are not listed. The application window is open now, with a deadline at the end of the year. This is an excellent opportunity for motivated students to join a leading research team at the University of Sydney and contribute to impactful cancer research.
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