Samaneh Baranipour began her academic journey in Pure Chemistry at the Islamic Azad University, Khorramabad Branch, graduating with a bachelor’s degree. She then pursued a Master’s degree in Physical Chemistry at Malayer University. Her M.Sc. thesis, titled “The investigation of adsorption of nitramide molecule on the surface of pristine and Ni-functionalized gallium nitride nanotubes by computational methods,” demonstrated her early engagement with computational modeling. Building on this foundation, she embarked on her Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry at Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University, specializing in molecular simulation. Her doctoral research integrates computational and experimental approaches to explore molecular interactions, phase equilibria, and the design of green solvents, particularly natural deep eutectic solvents. This strong academic progression has provided her with comprehensive expertise in theoretical modeling, experimental measurements, and advanced computational chemistry, equipping her to contribute significantly to sustainable and innovative solutions in the chemical sciences.

Experience 

Samaneh Baranipour has accumulated extensive research experience in computational and experimental physical chemistry, with a focus on molecular dynamics simulations, density functional theory, and phase equilibrium studies. Her professional journey includes conducting advanced simulations to understand molecular interactions in green solvents, particularly natural deep eutectic systems, and analyzing their structural and dynamic properties. She has contributed to multiple high-impact publications, investigating topics such as hydrophobic and hydrophilic eutectic solvents, terpene–fatty acid interactions, and the effects of molecular composition on solvent behavior. Samaneh has presented her work at national and international scientific conferences, including the Iranian Seminar of Organic Chemistry and the International Chemistry Congress. Additionally, she has served as a workshop lecturer, training participants in molecular dynamic simulations using the NAMD package. Her experience reflects a balance between fundamental theoretical studies and practical applications, making her a versatile researcher with a strong command of both academic and applied chemistry environments.

Professional Development

Samaneh Baranipour has actively engaged in professional development to enhance her research skills and scientific contributions. She has participated in workshops and seminars that broadened her expertise in molecular simulation, nanotechnology, and green chemistry. Notably, she attended a promotional seminar introducing nanotechnology at Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University , which expanded her perspective on nanomaterials. She served as a lecturer in a workshop titled “Molecular dynamic simulation of green novel solvents using NAMD package” during the 21st ICS International Chemistry Congress, sharing her knowledge with fellow researchers. She has also presented her research findings at national and international conferences, which strengthened her scientific communication skills and professional network. Through these engagements, Samaneh has developed competencies in advanced computational techniques, interdisciplinary collaboration, and knowledge dissemination, ensuring she remains at the forefront of developments in computational chemistry, green solvent design, and sustainable chemical process research.

Skills & Expertise

Awards & Recognitions

Throughout her academic journey, Samaneh Baranipour has earned recognition for her contributions to physical chemistry research. Her work has been published in reputable international journals such as Journal of Molecular Liquids, Fluid Phase Equilibria, ChemistrySelect, and Scientific Reports, reflecting the high quality and scientific impact of her research. She has been invited to present at major conferences, including the Iranian Seminar of Organic Chemistry, the National Conference on Advanced Research in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, and the International Chemistry Congress, where her presentations were well-received by peers and experts. Additionally, her role as a workshop lecturer on molecular dynamics simulations at an international event underscores her recognition as an emerging expert in computational chemistry and green solvent research. These achievements not only highlight her research excellence but also her commitment to advancing sustainable chemistry and fostering knowledge exchange within the global scientific community.