statement of purpose for a PhD student

As it is crystal clear to all, the elevation of science and technology has never stopped and never will. We are all aware that this process of scientific development is not just accidental. It requires the continuous efforts of scientists and researchers eager to improve human life for generations. Today, a significant volume of the world's updated research activities is research in cell biology, which is closely related to molecular debates and is a landmark point in plant, animal, and human biology. For instance, research in developmental biology and stem cells with a clinical approach is one of the fields of basic sciences and medicine that has taken bright horizons for new therapeutic approaches improvement. Although the fields such as Genetics and Microbiology have assisted humans for many years, disciplines like Biotechnology and Nano-Biotechnology can be considered a miracle. Since childhood, I have been interested in discovering what particles gather together and create things like plants' leaves, soil, animals, and even our bodies! I remember once I tried to cut my finger to figure out what was going on under my skin, but fortunately, my mother prevented me from doing such an insane thing! This curiosity grew with me, and I was still passionate to know what these interesting, mysterious particles are and how they assemble this wonderful world. This background led me towards studying science to enjoy more of this endless sea. To show my captivating enthusiasm and efforts, I must mention that I ranked 705 among approximately 40000 candidates in The Iranian National Bachelor's Entrance Examination in 2012. I studied biotechnology in my Bachelor's, and I got my degree from Nour Danesh Institute of Higher Education. The courses Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Genetics, and so on made me feel alive. Studying these lessons immersed me so passionately that it was as if it had penetrated my veins. But only the academic materials presented by the university did not meet my ambitions. Frankly, I do not consider myself a theoretical person who is only interested in studying scientific ideas. I tend to be both theoretical and practical.