Md Reduanul Hossain

Dr. Md Reduanul Hossain is a Research Fellow at the University of Newcastle's School of Medicine and Public Health, specializing in reproductive medicine within the Mothers and Babies Research Program. He holds a PhD in Reproductive Medicine (Newcastle) and dual Master's degrees (MSc Pharmaceutical Science, MPhil) from the University of Greenwich, UK.

His research integrates reproductive biology, nanomedicine, and pharmacology, focusing on:

• Developing uterine-targeted nanoparticle systems for preterm birth prevention
• Identifying synergistic tocolytic drug combinations using human tissue models
• Investigating placental exosomes in uterine contractility
• Creating precision medicine approaches for gynaecological cancers via patient-derived xenografts/organoids

Publications emphasize tocolytic efficacy, nanoparticle drug delivery, and myometrial physiology, with recent work advancing quantitative methods for contraction analysis and low-dose combination therapies.

Awards & Grants:

• Animal Welfare Award (2023)
• UNRSC/UNIPRS Scholarships (2017)
• $78,726 in active funding for placental biopsy/exosome projects (2025–2026)

He mentors students through Honours/Master's projects in reproductive sciences and molecular biology, though no named advisees are documented.