Biography:
Zareena Ali is a biochemist with specialised expertise in nanobiotechnology, antimicrobial resistance, and bio-analytical methodologies. She obtained her MPhil in Biochemistry from The Women University, Multan, Pakistan, where her research examined the antibacterial potential of metal oxides-derived nanoparticles against uropathogens. She currently serves as a Part-Time Lecturer at MNS University of Agriculture, Multan, contributing to undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in Biochemistry and related chemical sciences.
In addition to her academic and teaching responsibilities, Zareena Ali serves as the Managing Editor of Physis Nova: Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and as a Journal Editor for the International Journal of Innovations in Biological Sciences. She is also the General Secretary of the Asian Society for Life and Biological Sciences (ASLBS), where she facilitates academic collaboration and interdisciplinary research initiatives.
Zareena Ali has an established record of scholarly contributions, including peer-reviewed research articles, review papers, academic books, and book chapters. Her research interests encompass nanomedicine, antimicrobial resistance, nanomaterial-based therapeutic approaches, and innovative applications of biotechnology in biomedical sciences.


Title : Nanoantibiotics: An emerging strategy to combat antimicrobial resistance in cardiovascular infections