Dr. Ghadamgahi's accademic journey began in 2015 when she joined the research team of Prof. Khodadi and Prof. Mortazavi at the University of Tehran (UT) as a post-fellow. Her research focus at that time revolved around the study of heterogeneous nanocatalysts-nanocomposites in gas-phase reactions.Before this, she completed her Ph.D. program at the University of Canterbury (UC), where she worked under the guidance of Dr. Golovko and Prof. Williamson in the field of nanochemistry. During her doctoral studies, she conducted extensive research on heterogeneous nanocatalysts within the context of liquid-phase reactions. In addition to her research commitments, she also contributed to the academic community by tutoring chemistry labs.Before her tenure at UC, Dr. Ghadamgahi pursued a master's degree in analytical chemistry as part of Pro. Farhadi's team at Urmia University. Furthermore, she expanded her teaching experience by lecturing on chemistry topics at Azad University in Tehran Branch.Dr. Ghadamgahi's research interests are primarily centered around the fabrication, application, and characterization of heterogeneous nanocatalysts and nanophotocatalysts. Her work encompasses a wide range of smart materials, including natural and artificial polymers, complexes, clusters, composites, particles, colloids, catalysts, photocatalysts, and, most recently, smart concretes.