جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Tilahun Abera Tekaمشاهده پروفایل

عضو هیئت علمی

• Food Science
• Nutritional Sciences
• Phenolic Compounds
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Dr. Tilahun Abera Teka serves as an Instructor and Researcher in the Food Science and Applied Nutrition department at Addis Ababa Science and Technology University. Previously, he held an Associate Professor position in the Department of Post Harvest Management at Jimma University from October 2009 to September 2025. His academic journey includes advanced studies in Food Science and Nutrition at Addis Ababa University (2007-2019) and an undergraduate degree in Chemistry from Haramaya University (1997-2000). Dr. Teka's research spans critical areas of food science with a focus on Ethiopian food systems. His work addresses food security through analysis of traditional crops, post-harvest technologies, and food safety issues. Recent publications demonstrate particular expertise in ginger varieties, wild edible plants, aflatoxin contamination, and value addition to traditional Ethiopian foods like Dabo Kolo. His research combines laboratory analysis with practical applications for improving food quality and safety in the Ethiopian context. With 86 publications and 952 citations, Dr. Teka has established himself as a significant contributor to food science research in Ethiopia. His work shows consistent output with numerous publications in 2023-2025, indicating active engagement in current research topics. The publications reveal a strong emphasis on practical solutions for food processing, preservation, and nutritional enhancement of Ethiopian food resources. Dr. Teka has received recognition for his academic contributions, including a Teaching Excellence Award in 2011. His extensive publication record demonstrates commitment to both research and knowledge dissemination in the field of food science and nutrition. As an active researcher, Dr. Teka collaborates with colleagues across Ethiopian institutions and internationally. His work on topics like aflatoxin contamination, food waste valorization, and traditional Ethiopian food products suggests involvement in multiple research projects with potential grant funding. His association with Muluken Kebede's Lab provides a research environment for student training and collaborative projects focused on food science challenges relevant to Ethiopia.

• Nuclear Medicine
• Thyroid Cancer Imaging
• PET/CT Diagnostics
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Funda ÜSTÜN is a Professor at Trakya University Medical Faculty's Department of Nuclear Medicine with extensive expertise in molecular imaging applications for cancer diagnostics and therapy. Her clinical and research focus centers on thyroid cancer imaging, prostate cancer diagnostics using PSMA-targeted radiopharmaceuticals, and sarcoma research. Her research interests span Nuclear Medicine, Thyroid Cancer Imaging, PET/CT Diagnostics, Prostate Cancer Imaging, Radiopharmaceutical Development, Sarcoma Research, and Molecular Imaging. She investigates advanced imaging techniques for cancer characterization, develops novel radiopharmaceuticals for targeted therapy, and applies machine learning to improve cancer risk stratification. Her work bridges nuclear medicine with oncology, endocrinology, and nanotechnology to enhance diagnostic accuracy and therapeutic outcomes. Her recent publications demonstrate strong trends in precision oncology, with emphasis on PSMA imaging for prostate cancer, thyroid cancer recurrence prediction using AI, and nanoparticle-based drug delivery systems. Key research areas include radiopharmaceutical development, molecular imaging biomarkers, and quantitative imaging analysis for tumor characterization. As an academic advisor, she has supervised multiple master's theses focusing on PET/CT applications in prostate cancer, lung metastasis prediction, and parathyroid scintigraphy. Her editorial and referee work includes contributions to MIRT (Molecular Imaging and Radiotherapy). Her laboratory and research team focus on preclinical radiopharmaceutical development, molecular imaging techniques, and translational applications of nuclear medicine in oncology. Current projects involve nanoparticle-based drug delivery systems, radiolabeling techniques, and advanced PET/CT quantification methods for cancer diagnostics.

Arun Iyerمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Nanomedicine
• Drug Delivery Systems
• Cancer Immunotherapy
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Dr. Arun Iyer is an Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Wayne State University's Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. He directs the Use-inspired Biomaterials and Integrated Nano Delivery (U-BiND) Systems Laboratory and serves as a Scientific Member of the Molecular Imaging Program at Karmanos Cancer Institute. His academic credentials include a Ph.D. in Polymer Chemistry/Advanced Drug Delivery Systems from Sojo University (Japan), an M.S. in Polymer Science, and a B.S. in Chemistry from the University of Pune (India), followed by postdoctoral training at UCSF and Northeastern University. Research Focus Dr. Iyer's research integrates nanomedicine, biomaterials, and molecular targeting to develop innovative therapeutic strategies. His work focuses on: Designing tumor microenvironment-responsive nanoparticles for cancer immunotherapy Engineering targeted antibiotic delivery systems to combat superbug infections Developing multifunctional nanoplatforms for combined imaging and therapy (theranostics) Creating stimuli-responsive nanogels for topical cancer treatment His lab specializes in polymer chemistry, antibody-drug conjugates, and hypoxia-targeted therapies to overcome drug resistance in aggressive cancers. Publication Trends Analysis of Dr. Iyer's recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on nanoscale solutions for oncology and infectious diseases. Key themes include tumor-microenvironment remodeling (particularly hypoxia and stromal targeting), immune checkpoint modulation using antibody-conjugated nanoparticles, and combinatorial approaches against antimicrobial resistance. His work consistently integrates advanced material science with translational objectives, often featuring polymer-lipid hybrid systems and stimuli-responsive designs. Awards and Honors CRS T. Nagai Research Achievement Award (2019) DoD Early Career Investigator Award Academy of Scholars Junior Faculty Award ACS Institutional Research Grant Multiple international presentation awards Research Funding Dr. Iyer leads several federally funded projects including: DoD-CDMRP Idea Development Award ($1.4M) for kidney cancer nanotherapy NCI/NIH R21 grant for lung cancer combination therapy MTRAC commercialization grant for anti-MRSA nanoparticles American Cancer Society IRG for theranostic hybrid nanoparticles His laboratory collaborates extensively with clinical oncologists and microbiologists to translate nanotechnologies. Laboratory and Collaborations The U-BiND Systems Laboratory develops clinically deployable nanoplatforms, with current projects spanning pancreatic cancer immunotherapy, renal carcinoma targeting, and antibiotic reformulation. The team maintains active collaborations with the Karmanos Cancer Institute, UCSF, and Northeastern University, leveraging Wayne State's molecular imaging infrastructure for preclinical validation.

Rene Lametschمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Food Proteomics
• Enzyme Technology
• Plant-Based Foods
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Rene Lametsch serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Food Science at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Science, specializing in food proteomics and enzyme technology for plant-based food innovation. His research investigates how genetic variation and processing affect protein composition, functionality, and nutritional value, with particular emphasis on kokumi taste enhancement and γ-glutamyl peptide applications. Education: cand. scient. (equivalent to MSc) Ph.D. Research Focus: Dr. Lametsch's work bridges biotechnology and food science through proteomic analysis of plant proteins, enzyme-driven modifications for improved texture and flavor, and nutritional optimization of plant-based meat alternatives. His investigations into protein oxidation mechanisms and kokumi compound production directly address industry challenges in sustainable food development. Publication Trends: Recent articles (2024-2025) reveal concentrated expertise in plant protein characterization (soy, pea), enzymatic production of flavor compounds, and nutritional/metabolomic impacts of plant-based versus animal proteins. His proteomic methodologies consistently link molecular changes to functional properties in food systems. Professional Engagement: As an active board member of the Muscle Based Food Network since 2013 and former Chairman of Molecular Functionality (2010-2012), he regularly presents at premier conferences including ICoMST and ADSA-ASAS meetings, demonstrating sustained leadership in meat and plant-protein science.

• Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Solid-State Pharmaceutics
• Crystal Engineering
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Inês Catarina Batista Martins is an Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmacy at the University of Copenhagen, specializing in solid-state pharmaceutics. Her research focuses on advanced pharmaceutical material development, including co-crystals and amorphous drug systems, with recent publications in high-impact journals. Her core research interests encompass solid-state chemistry, crystal engineering, and drug delivery technologies. She investigates polymorphism, mechanochemical synthesis, and thermal behavior of pharmaceuticals to enhance drug solubility and bioavailability. Key methodologies include hot-melt extrusion and structural analysis of co-amorphous systems. Dr. Martins' recent work demonstrates trends in pharmaceutical materials innovation, particularly reversible co-crystal transformations and thermal stability of amorphous drugs. She is affiliated with the Solid-State Pharmaceutics research group, utilizing advanced characterization techniques to address formulation challenges in poorly soluble compounds.

David Mahnsمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Integrative physiology
• Microneurography
• Neuroscience
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David Mahns is an Associate Professor in Integrative Physiology at the School of Medicine, Western Sydney University. His academic journey began with doctoral work in Cardiovascular Physiology completed in 1999, followed by post-doctoral work in sensory physiology under Professor Mark Rowe as an NHMRC research officer. He served as Lecturer & Course coordinator from 2003-2006, and was appointed Senior Lecturer in Integrative Physiology in 2007 before advancing to his current position as Associate Professor. Dr. Mahns specializes in quantifying the contribution of sensory nerves arising from skin and deep structures such as muscle and bone to perception. His research addresses how we distinguish between non-painful (e.g., innocuous touch) and painful stimuli using psychophysical observations and detailed electrophysiological recording. In collaboration with Professor Macefield, he examines the contribution of different sensory nerves to allodynia, where gentle touch is perceived as painful. His work spans integrative physiology, microneurography, neuroscience, pain mechanisms, and sensory physiology. Dr. Mahns holds the following qualifications: Bachelor of Science (Physiology and Pharmacology, UNSW) Bachelor of Science Honours (Physiology, UNSW) Doctor of Philosophy (Neurophysiology, UNSW) His research publications demonstrate expertise in sensory nerve mechanisms, pain perception, neural coding of tactile stimuli, and the physiological basis of allodynia. Recent work has focused on understanding how C-tactile fibers contribute to cutaneous allodynia, how Pacinian corpuscles contribute to frequency discrimination, and the neural mechanisms underlying the nociceptive withdrawal reflex. Dr. Mahns has made significant contributions to understanding the peripheral and central mechanisms of sensory processing, with particular attention to the crossover between innocuous touch and pain perception. His work bridges basic neuroscience with clinical applications, particularly in understanding pathological pain conditions. As an active researcher with 108 publications and extensive citation record, Dr. Mahns supervises students in the field of sensory physiology and neuroscience. His research group provides opportunities to investigate the neural mechanisms underlying tactile perception and pain using both human psychophysical approaches and electrophysiological techniques.

• Animal Nutrition
• Forage Valorization
• Sustainable Agriculture
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Alfredo Emílio Silveira de Borba is a Full Professor and President of the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at the University of the Azores. He previously served as Director of the Institute for Agricultural Research and Technologies of the Azores (IITAA). His career includes progressive roles at the university since 1997, advancing from Assistant to Full Professor. Affiliations include: Full Professor, University of the Azores (2006–Present) Associate Professor, University of the Azores (2002–Present) Assistant Professor, University of the Azores (1997–Present) Education comprises: Aggregation, Agricultural Sciences, University of the Azores (1996) PhD in Agricultural Sciences (Animal Nutrition), University of the Azores (1987–1992) Bachelor's in Animal Science Engineering, University of the Azores (1982) His research explores sustainable animal nutrition, focusing on protein metabolism, valorization of invasive species (e.g., Hedychium gardnerianum ), and mitigation of livestock environmental impacts. Key areas include rumen fermentation optimization, methane emission reduction, and forage resource efficiency in island ecosystems. Studies integrate advanced techniques like NIRS and in vitro assays to enhance feed quality and environmental resilience. Recent publications (2023–2025) highlight methane mitigation strategies, circular bioeconomy applications, and conservation of Azorean autochthonous livestock. Trends show strong emphasis on climate-smart agriculture, with articles frequently addressing macroalgae supplementation, invasive species management, and sustainable dairy production. He leads significant projects including ECOFIBERS (invasive plant valorization), Europe Direct, ROTATES, and NOTS-NitroOrganicToSoils. These initiatives focus on resource efficiency, pollution reduction, and agrobiodiversity. Grant involvement spans: ECOFIBERS (Principal Investigator) Europe Direct (Principal Investigator) ROTATES (Researcher) NOTS-NitroOrganicToSoils (Researcher) ROKAMURAE AZ (Researcher) Professor Borba actively advises graduate students on topics like NIRS applications, reproductive biology, and sustainable feed systems. He contributes to academic leadership through conference organization and editorial roles, including a special issue on cheese science for Foods journal.

Laura Acevedo Pachecoمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Food Security
• Biotechnology
• Nutrition Science
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Laura Acevedo Pacheco serves as an Adjunct Researcher at Tecnológico de Monterrey's School of Engineering and Sciences, specializing in Food Security and Biotechnology. Her work bridges agricultural science and human health through bioactive compound research. Her research focuses on food security enhancement via biofortification and waste valorization, with particular expertise in kale sprouts, cactus extracts, and marine algae . Key methodologies include in vitro gastrointestinal models , animal nutrition trials , and bioactive compound analysis targeting gut health, cancer prevention, and metabolic disorders. Recent work emphasizes sustainable solutions aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals for Zero Hunger and Good Health. Publications reveal consistent contributions to food science journals since 2016, with accelerating output in the last five years. Her research demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between biotechnology , nutritional science , and agricultural innovation , often featuring collaborations across Latin American institutions. 2022 : Reconocimiento por la trascendencia en la formación de alumnos de PrepaTec Ongoing : Mexican Researcher Certification - Candidate Her work shows significant real-world impact with 67 Mendeley readers and media coverage across news outlets, social platforms, and academic networks. Current projects appear focused on translating laboratory findings into practical food security applications through biotechnological approaches.

Daryl L. Daviesمشاهده پروفایل

استاد بالینی

• Alcohol Use Disorders
• Purinergic Receptors
• Neurodegenerative Diseases
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Daryl L. Davies, PhD, is Professor of Clinical Pharmacy and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education at the University of Southern California School of Pharmacy. He oversees undergraduate programs including the Trojan Admission Pre-Pharmacy (TAP) initiative and directs the SC-ACE research program for high school students. His primary appointment is in the Titus Family Department of Clinical Pharmacy. Research Focus Dr. Davies leads interdisciplinary research targeting alcohol use disorders and neurodegenerative diseases. His laboratory investigates: Purinergic receptor mechanisms in alcohol intake regulation Novel therapeutics like ivermectin and dihydromyricetin for addiction Neuroimmune interactions in alcoholism-neurodegeneration comorbidity Gut-brain axis modulation via sodium butyrate High-throughput drug discovery approaches Publication Trends Recent articles (2019-2025) demonstrate three dominant themes: Preclinical validation of anti-alcohol compounds targeting P2X4 receptors and neuroinflammation Pharmaceutical technology innovations for CNS drug delivery Educational research on adaptive curricula in pharmacy training Neuropharmacology accounts for 80% of publications, with consistent focus on translational rodent models. Grants & Leadership Active funding includes: NIH R01AA022448 ($3.2M, 2016-2021): Purinergic regulation of alcohol intake AgeneBio subcontract: GABA-A α5 modulators for cognitive impairment He directs the Alcohol and Brain Research Laboratory and co-leads the USC Addiction Science Institute, collaborating with 15+ investigators across pharmacology, chemistry, and neuroscience.

Ian S. Haworthمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Computational Chemistry
• Computer-aided Molecular Design
• DNA and RNA structure
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Ian S. Haworth is an Associate Professor and Vice Chair of Pharmacology and Pharmaceutical Sciences at the USC School of Pharmacy, University of Southern California. He joined USC in 1992 after completing his PhD in Physical Organic Chemistry at the University of Liverpool and postdoctoral research at Oxford University. His laboratory develops computational algorithms to study molecular associations in nucleic acids, proteins, and drug-target interactions. Education: PhD, University of Liverpool, UK (1986-1989) Postdoc, Oxford University, UK (1989-1992) BS, Manchester Metropolitan University His research integrates computational chemistry, biology, and pharmaceutical sciences to understand molecular dynamics in biological systems. Key areas include nucleic acid structure prediction, aptamer design, transporter protein analysis, and MHC-peptide-TCR associations. This work emphasizes accurate modeling of biological interfaces for therapeutic development. Haworth's recent publications focus on computational drug design (e.g., prodrug optimization, COX-2 inhibitors), structural biology (protein-nucleic acid complexes), and educational innovation (AI in pharmacy curriculum). His work consistently bridges computational predictions with experimental validation across therapeutic areas. Research Grants: NIH/NIGMS R01GM059297: PEPT1 Structure-Function (2000-2006) NIH/NCI R29CA064299: Polyamine Antitumor Complexes (1994-2000) He leads a computational lab developing tools like ALLNOX for biomolecular analysis and has contributed to transforming pharmacy education through case-based curricula. His team collaborates extensively across disciplines to study protein-membrane interactions, drug pharmacokinetics, and structural immunology.