Roles

In my role as a faculty member in the Department of Histology and Genetics, I am actively involved in teaching and mentoring master's students. One of my primary responsibilities is delivering courses related to tissue culture, an essential technique used in various fields of medical research. This involves instructing students on the theoretical foundations of tissue culture, as well as guiding them through the practical applications in laboratory settings. Through this, students gain a solid understanding of how to manipulate cells and tissues in vitro, which is crucial for their future research work.In addition to tissue culture, I also integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into the curriculum. I teach students how AI can be applied in histology and genetics to analyze complex data, enhance diagnostic techniques, and predict genetic disease patterns. This interdisciplinary approach not only equips students with traditional scientific skills but also prepares them to utilize modern technological tools in their research.Another significant aspect of my role is supervising student projects, particularly those that focus on genetic diseases. I guide students in designing their research, ensuring that they are equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills to conduct studies that contribute to the understanding and treatment of genetic disorders. My supervision extends to overseeing their data collection, analysis, and the interpretation of results, while encouraging a critical approach to scientific inquiry.Furthermore, I serve as an academic advisor to master’s students. In this capacity, I support them in navigating their academic journey, offering guidance on course selection, research direction, and career planning. My goal is to foster their development as independent researchers and professionals in the fields of histology and genetics.In summary, my responsibilities encompass teaching advanced topics in histology and genetics, integrating AI, supervising research on genetic diseases, and providing academic mentorship to master’s students.my interest manly in tissue cultures and the genetics expression many related with cancer specially with BRCA, and MYC genes. also I have interest in the immunohistochemistry.

Careers

from research assistant to staff member, assistant to staff member,,

Research Interests

tissue culture and genetics disease related to cancer.

External Activities

Outside of my responsibilities within the university, I engage in several external academic and research activities. One of my key roles is collaborating with the Center for Technical Research, where I contribute to interdisciplinary research projects. These collaborations involve working closely with scientists from different fields to develop innovative solutions to complex medical and technical problems. My focus in these research projects is often aligned with my expertise in histology and genetics, allowing me to contribute valuable insights, particularly in the areas of tissue culture and genetic disease studies.

In addition to research, I actively participate in workshops and conferences, both locally and internationally. These events provide me with opportunities to stay updated on the latest advancements in medical research and education, as well as to network with other professionals in the field. I often share my own research findings at these gatherings, which helps to foster academic discussions and potential future collaborations.

Furthermore, I am involved in community outreach initiatives aimed at promoting scientific awareness and education. This includes giving lectures and participating in public seminars that focus on the importance of genetics and medical research in improving healthcare outcomes. Through these efforts, I aim to bridge the gap between academic research and its practical applications .