Tarbiat Modares University | Iran
He is a highly motivated researcher with advanced training in medical microbiology and a strong foundation in cellular and molecular biology. His academic background reflects a deep engagement with infectious disease research, particularly in the molecular detection and epidemiological investigation of clinically significant and neglected pathogens. His postgraduate research focused on the molecular identification of fastidious and unculturable bacterial agents associated with culture-negative endocarditis using advanced real-time polymerase chain reaction techniques, contributing valuable insights into diagnostic microbiology and clinical pathogen surveillance. His research expertise spans zoonotic diseases, molecular epidemiology, and neglected tropical diseases, with a strong emphasis on pathogen detection, diagnostic innovation, and molecular characterization. He demonstrates interdisciplinary competence across microbiology, molecular biology, and bioinformatics-supported meta-analysis approaches, enabling integrative research design and data interpretation. His work reflects a commitment to improving diagnostic accuracy, strengthening infectious disease surveillance systems, and advancing translational microbiological research. With a strong analytical mindset and research-driven approach, he shows high potential for impactful contributions in clinical microbiology, global health research, and molecular infectious disease science.
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