Lujain Alsadder

Lujain Alsadder serves as a Senior Lecturer in Physiology within the Institute of Health Sciences Education at Queen Mary University of London's Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry. Her responsibilities encompass developing the physiology curriculum, teaching medical students in the MBBS and GEP programs, facilitating problem-based learning sessions, and co-leading student-selected component projects in physiology.

She earned her PhD from the University of Bristol, investigating cardiac remodelling after ischemia-reperfusion injury. Her medical training includes a Doctor of Medicine degree and a BSc in Biomedical Sciences from An-Najah National University in Palestine, where she is also licensed to practice medicine. Professional memberships include the Physiological Society and the British Society for Cardiovascular Research.

Dr. Alsadder's research portfolio spans Medical Education, Physiology, Cardiac Research, Anatomy, Biomedical Engineering, and Clinical Surgery disciplines. Her work bridges basic science and clinical application, with emphasis on molecular mechanisms in cardiovascular disease and medical pedagogy innovation.

Publication analysis reveals dual research trajectories: cardiovascular physiology studies (2019) examining inflammatory pathways in post-infarction remodelling, and public health research (2015) on parasitic infestations in Palestinian children. This combination demonstrates exceptional versatility across laboratory-based cardiac research and community health investigations.

In academic leadership, Dr. Alsadder mentors medical students through SSC projects and PBL sessions across multiple MBBS modules including Fundamentals of Medicine, Cardiorespiratory systems, and Brain and Behaviour, significantly contributing to physician training while advancing curriculum development in medical education.