Mehmet AYDIN

Mehmet AYDIN, M.D. is a Professor at Uskudar University's School of Medicine, currently serving as Vice Dean. His research focuses on endocrine systems, neuroscience, oxidative stress mechanisms, complementary medicine, and physiological processes. He holds a Prof. Dr. title and has supervised at least one master's thesis on occupational therapy interventions involving plant cultivation for university students. Administrative roles include membership in graduation commissions and faculty web development committees. His work spans experimental surgery outcomes, environmental toxin effects, and pharmacological interventions in various disease models. Teaching responsibilities include courses in medical curricula from 2023 onwards.

• Education: Doctorate in Medicine (specific details pending)
• Key Research Areas: Gut hormones, diabetes epigenetics, neuroprotective compounds, endocrine disruptors, and surgical material testing
• Awards: None explicitly listed
• Grants/Projects: No details provided
• Thesis Supervision: Menekşe Yüksel (2025) on cognitive effects of plant cultivation interventions
• Labs/Teams: Not specified in provided data

Publications highlight experimental studies in gastroenterology, neuroendocrinology, and toxicology, with a focus on translational research linking basic science to clinical applications.