Melina Ghasemian

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Melina Ghasemian is a materials scientist and biomedical engineer whose research focuses on the advanced fabrication of ceramic bone scaffolds using additive manufacturing techniques, particularly robocasting. Her most-cited work, "A deep insight into the preparation of ceramic bone scaffolds utilizing robocasting technique" (2021), has garnered over 40 citations, establishing her as a key contributor to the field of bone tissue engineering. Ghasemian’s major contributions lie in optimizing the rheological properties of ceramic inks and the printing parameters necessary to create highly porous, mechanically robust scaffolds that mimic natural bone structure. Her research addresses critical challenges in regenerative medicine, such as achieving bioactivity and controlled degradation rates. By bridging materials science and clinical application, Ghasemian’s work offers scalable solutions for patient-specific bone grafts, reducing reliance on traditional implants. Her findings have been instrumental in advancing robocasting as a precise, cost-effective method for fabricating complex ceramic architectures. With a strong publication record and growing citation impact, Ghasemian is recognized as an emerging leader in the intersection of 3D printing and biomedical materials, inspiring future innovations in customized orthopedic implants and tissue regeneration.