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Researchers on NotedSource with connections to Oklahoma State University include Dr. Rachel M. Schmitz, Payam Zarrintaj, Ph.D., Ken Lepper, Ph.D., Jay Dawes, Jordan Brasher, Kathleen Krause, and Dinah Manns.

Payam Zarrintaj, Ph.D.

"World Top 2% Scientist" "Senior Scientist at allnex"
Education

University of Tehran

Ph.D., Polymer Engineering / September, 2018

Tehran

Oklahoma State University

Post Doc, Biomedical engineering / December, 2020

Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States of America

University of Montana

Post Doc, Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Science / April, 2022

Missoula, Montana, United States of America
Research Expertise
Polymer Engineering
Biomaterials
Tissue engineering
Drug delivery
Materials Chemistry
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About
**Payam Zarrintaj** earned his Ph.D. in Polymer Engineering-Tissue Engineering from Tehran University in 2018. Then he joined Oklahoma State University and the University of Montana as a Postdoctoral research associate. His research interests involve understanding advanced polymers in the biomedical field, including tissue engineering and drug delivery. He is known for developing strategies for treating damaged tissues/organs and controlling biological substances for target delivery into the human body using smart and stimuli-responsive polymers. He has published extensively in the area of polymer/biomedical engineering, and as of November 2023, he has been cited more than 7300 times and has an h-index of 48. Furthermore, some of his publications earned him the honor of being included among the "Top Hottest Articles" and featured as "The most downloaded articles" and "The most cited articles" from ScienceDirect. He has received several awards, including "Top Peer Reviewer" (2019) and "outstanding reviewer." Also, he was listed as the world's top 2% scientist for two consecutive years (2022 and 2023). Right now, he is a senior scientist at allnex.

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Ken Lepper, Ph.D.

Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Professor of geology at North Dakota State University. Have published extensively on topics of Quaternary science, geomorphology, and geochronology
Education

Oklahoma State University

Ph.D., Environmental Science / August, 2001

Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States of America

The Ohio State University

B.S., Geological Sciences / June, 1995

Columbus, Ohio, United States of America

The Ohio State University

M.S., Materials Science and Engineering / June, 1997

Columbus, Ohio, United States of America
Research Expertise
Enhanced rock weathering
(Atmospheric) Carbon dioxide removal
Paleoclimate
Hydrology
Paleohydrology
And 1 more
About
Dr. Ken Lepper is a highly educated and experienced geologist with a passion for environmental science. He earned his Ph.D. in Environmental Science from Oklahoma State University in 2001, focusing on dosimetric geochronology. Prior to that, he received his Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences from The Ohio State University in 1995. Dr. Lepper has spent his career studying and teaching about geological processes and environmental issues. He currently holds a position as a Professor of Geology at North Dakota State University, where he shares his knowledge and expertise with students. He has also conducted extensive research on topics such as climate change, paleohydrology, and land use effects on the environment. In addition to his academic pursuits, Dr. Lepper is committed to applying his knowledge to real-world issues. He is a strong advocate for responsible and ethical environmental practices, and workplace safety. He strives to educate others on the importance of preserving our planet for future generations. Dr. Lepper's combination of education and experience make him a highly qualified and valuable resource in the field of environmental science and surfical geology. His dedication to research, teaching, and mentoring make him a respected and influential figure in the academic and environmental communities.

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