Masoud Mofarahi

In the past two decades, nanofibers has attracted the attention of many researchers due to their novel properties such as large surface to volume ratio, flexibility and high mechanical performance. Nanofibers have many applications in the fields of filtration, medicine, textiles, composites, energy saving, environment, protective clothing, automotive industries and building. Up to now, more than 200 types of nanofibers have been fabricated, including natural polymer, synthetic polymer, ceramic, and carbon.