Shruti Nambiar

Shruti Nambiar is an Adjunct Assistant Professor with expertise in nanomaterials and their applications in biomedical engineering, radiation protection, and cancer treatment. Her research focuses on developing novel nanocomposites for diagnostic imaging shielding, targeted drug delivery systems using functionalized nanoparticles, and computational modeling of cancer metastasis. She has contributed to advancements in polymer-based sensors for healthcare and radiation dosimetry, with a strong emphasis on translational research for clinical and space exploration contexts.

Her work spans interdisciplinary areas including materials science, oncology, and medical imaging technology. Key contributions include studies on gold nanoparticle curcumin conjugates for prostate cancer therapy, bismuth-based nanocomposites for high-energy radiation shielding, and PDMS/Ag composites for X-ray transmission optimization. Nambiar's research also explores the mechanical and dosimetric properties of nanomaterials in both clinical and aerospace environments.

While her academic affiliation is not explicitly stated in available data, her adjunct role suggests an institutional appointment. No formal awards or grants are listed here, but her publication record demonstrates sustained research activity from 2007 to 2021.