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Farshad Ramazani (biography)

Farshad Ramazani currently working as postdoctoral fellow at parenteral, topical and ophthalmology unit in Novartis AG, Basel, Switzerland. He was born on March 16, 1982 in Kermanshah, Iran. He obtained his pharmacy degree (PharmD) in 2007 from Tabriz faculty of pharmacy, Tabriz, Iran. He was then worked as a chief pharmacist in several public pharmacies in Kermanshah,where, he was responsible for preparation of several magistral topical preparations (e.g., ointments, creams and lotions) as well as giving drug information to patients. Having awarded a full scholarship for a PhD degree in the field of pharmaceutical nanotechnology, on August 2010, he joined the department of pharmaceutics at Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands. During his study as PhD candidates, he developed several sustained release formulations based on polymeric particulate systems. The results of his work have been plublished in several high ranking pharmaceutical journals.

Elizabeth Holmes reversion

I reverted your AGF edit. Dropout is pretty disparaging for the first sentence. That's not how we open the Bill Gates & Steve Jobs articles, nor do we mention that Steve Wozniak was expelled from U. of Col. in the 1st sentence. Dropping out from Stanford is covered sufficiently later in the Elizabeth Holmes article as it is in the other three articles.

What Elizabeth Holmes did with her company disgusts me, but it is important to open a lead section with a neutral tone.

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February 2018

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