Dr. Nasim Sabahi

Research Scientist

University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sydney

Dr. Nasim Sabahi is a dedicated R&D scientist and entrepreneur specializing in the field of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. With a focus on the development of intelligent biomaterials, Dr. Sabahi integrates 3D biofabrication and additive manufacturing techniques to create personalized implants and scaffolds. These advanced solutions are designed to replace damaged bone tissue and address complex defects caused by trauma, disease, or skeletal abnormalities.

 

Through Dr. Sabahi’s pioneering “One-and-Done” approach to orthopedic treatments, she aims to reduce the need for multiple surgeries, minimize the invasiveness of procedures, accelerate patient recovery, and significantly improve outcomes. This innovative method also reduces complications such as blood loss and surgical site infections, setting a new standard of care in orthopedic medicine.

 

Throughout her career, Dr. Sabahi has been recognized with multiple prestigious awards, including the UNSW Dean of Medicine and Health Award, the MedTech Actuator Origin Finalist Award, and the UNSW MME Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) Award, all of which highlight her contributions to the field of regenerative medicine.

 

In addition to her research, Dr. Sabahi is passionate about mentoring the next generation of scientists and innovators. As a guest speaker and mentor in MedTech, HealthTech, and BioTech entrepreneurial programs, she actively shares her expertise in translating academic research into practical, market-ready solutions. Dr. Sabahi is proud to be part of a thriving community whose mission is to bring innovative technologies from the lab bench to the market, transforming discoveries into impactful healthcare solutions that improve patient outcomes.

 

With a mission to continue driving innovation in healthcare, Dr. Sabahi is committed to developing patient-centered, technology-driven solutions that have the potential to reshape the future of orthopedic treatments.