Zeinab Rafiee

Zeinab Rafiee is a postdoctoral researcher affiliated with Lund University, focusing on diabetes and brain function. She is associated with EXODIAB (Excellence of Diabetes Research in Sweden), MultiPark (multidisciplinary research on Parkinson's disease), and cognitive disorders research groups.

• Specializes in neuroscience and pharmacology
• Active in neuroprotective strategies for metabolic syndrome and diabetes
• Contributor to nanofibrous wound healing solutions in diabetic rats

Her research explores cerebral perfusion, metabolite profiles, and neuronal morphology in metabolic disorders. Recent work includes antioxidant therapies, stem cell applications for diabetic nephropathy, and neuroprotective effects of taurine supplementation.

Key article trends include biomaterials for wound healing, high-salt diet impacts on brain function, and stem cell interventions in diabetes-related complications. These span pharmacology, biochemistry, and neuroscience disciplines.

• Scientific Awards: Post Doctoral Scholarship (2021)
• Research widely shared: 112 X posts, 1 Wikipedia reference
• Participated in 15th Royan International Congress on Stem Cell Biology & Technology (2019)

She investigates neurodegenerative processes in diabetes and hypertension, with projects focusing on oxidative stress, inflammation, and neuroprotective agents. Collaborations span international institutions, emphasizing multidisciplinary approaches to metabolic and neurological disorders.