Mohammad Fahim Kadir

Dr. Mohammad Fahim Kadir is a dedicated researcher and pharmacologist affiliated with the University of Asia Pacific, Bangladesh. His expertise spans ion channels, cancer biology, eukaryotic translation mechanisms, and pharmacology education. He has held academic positions at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, PA, and the University of Asia Pacific, Bangladesh.

Education:

• PhD in Pharmacology, University of Cambridge, UK
• Postdoctoral research at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University and Case Western Reserve University

Dr. Kadir’s research integrates pharmacology into medical education while exploring cutting-edge topics like ion channels, cancer therapeutics, and environmental health risks from microplastics. His work bridges traditional medicine studies and modern AI applications in health sciences.

Recent publications reveal a diverse portfolio: from microplastic pollution mitigation to AI tools like ChatGPT in healthcare, dengue fever epidemiology, and drug formulation technologies. His studies on ionotropic glutamate receptors and mental health biomarkers further underscore interdisciplinary rigor.

Scientific Awards:

• Cambridge-IDB International Scholarship
• Yusuf Hamied Bursary

Though no formal advisee list exists, Dr. Kadir’s contributions to pharmacology education through problem-based learning and student engagement highlight his mentorship ethos. His accolades and prolific publishing record affirm his commitment to academic excellence.