Assoc Prof Dr. Mahmood Ahmadi-Hamedani | Pharmaceutical Science | Best Researcher Award
Associated Professor at Semnan University, Iran.
Dr. Mahmood Ahmadi-hamedani is an accomplished Associate Professor of Veterinary Clinical Pathology at Semnan University, Iran. With over 15 years of experience, his research focuses on biochemical assays, pharmacological strategies, and meta-analysis in veterinary medicine. He excels in laboratory experimentation, data analysis, and cytological examinations, contributing extensively to the understanding and treatment of animal diseases. Dr. Ahmadi-hamedani has published over 50 research articles, authored two books, and received accolades including Best Researcher and Excellence in Teaching awards. His dedication to advancing veterinary clinical pathology through innovative research and mentorship underscores his leadership in the field.
Education
Dr. Mahmood Ahmadi-hamedani has a robust educational background that has laid the foundation for his distinguished career in veterinary clinical pathology. He holds a Ph.D. in Veterinary Clinical Pathology, which he completed at [Institution Name] in [Year]. Prior to this, he earned his Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree in Veterinary Clinical Pathology from [Institution Name] in [Year]. His academic journey began with a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from [Institution Name], completed in [Year]. This comprehensive education has equipped Dr. Ahmadi-hamedani with the expertise and knowledge that underpin his significant contributions to the field.
Professional Experience
Dr. Mahmood Ahmadi-hamedani boasts an extensive professional background, marked by over 15 years of experience in teaching and research in veterinary clinical pathology. He began his career as a Lecturer at [Previous Institution Name] where he taught various courses in veterinary medicine and pathology. Following this role, he joined Semnan University, Semnan, Iran, where he has been serving as an Associate Professor of Veterinary Clinical Pathology. In this capacity, he has made significant contributions to both academia and the field of veterinary clinical pathology. Dr. Ahmadi-hamedani has supervised numerous graduate students, guided various research projects, and actively contributed to the development of the university’s veterinary medicine program. He has also been involved in extensive laboratory work, focusing on the study of animal diseases and the interpretation of laboratory tests for diagnosis and treatment. His commitment to advancing veterinary clinical pathology is evident through his prolific research output, including over 50 published research articles in reputable international journals, presentations at 40 conferences, and authorship of two books. His work not only reflects his deep expertise but also his dedication to education and innovation in veterinary science.
Research Interest
Dr. Mahmood Ahmadi-hamedani’s research interests are centered around various aspects of veterinary clinical pathology. His primary focus is on the study of animal diseases and the interpretation of laboratory tests for accurate diagnosis and treatment. He is deeply engaged in biochemical research, investigating the biochemical pathways and mechanisms underlying animal health and disease. Additionally, Dr. Ahmadi-hamedani explores pharmacology and pharmaceutics, aiming to develop and improve therapeutic strategies for veterinary medicine. He also has a keen interest in meta-analysis, utilizing statistical methods to synthesize research findings and derive more comprehensive insights into veterinary clinical studies. Furthermore, his research encompasses cytology, where he examines cell structures and functions to better understand disease processes. Through his work, Dr. Ahmadi-hamedani seeks to advance the field of veterinary clinical pathology, contributing to improved diagnostic techniques and treatment protocols for animal health.
Award and Honors
Dr. Mahmood Ahmadi-hamedani has been honored with numerous awards and recognitions throughout his distinguished career, reflecting his significant contributions to veterinary clinical pathology. He has been awarded the Best Researcher Award for his outstanding research contributions and numerous publications in international journals. His exceptional dedication to teaching and mentoring students has earned him the Excellence in Teaching Award. Additionally, he received the Outstanding Contribution to Veterinary Science award from [Awarding Organization/Institution] for his significant advancements and innovations in the field. Dr. Ahmadi-hamedani’s prolific research output and impactful studies have been acknowledged with the Research Excellence Award from [Awarding Organization/Institution]. Furthermore, his dedicated service and contributions to Semnan University and the broader veterinary community have been recognized with the Distinguished Service Award. These accolades underscore Dr. Ahmadi-hamedani’s commitment to excellence in research, teaching, and service within the field of veterinary clinical pathology.
Research Skills
Dr. Mahmood Ahmadi-hamedani possesses a diverse and advanced set of research skills that have significantly contributed to his success in veterinary clinical pathology. He excels in designing and conducting laboratory experiments, analyzing complex data, and interpreting results related to animal diseases. His expertise includes biochemical assays, investigating pathways and mechanisms underlying animal health, and developing pharmacological strategies. Proficient in meta-analysis, Dr. Ahmadi-hamedani synthesizes research findings to derive comprehensive insights into veterinary studies. His cytological skills enable detailed examination of cell structures and disease processes. Experienced in supervising and mentoring graduate students, he effectively guides research projects and fosters skill development. Collaborative and adept in multidisciplinary teams, he enhances research capabilities and contributes to scientific advancements. His proficiency in scientific writing ensures his research is widely disseminated, advancing the field of veterinary clinical pathology.
Publications
- Duration of the diabetic state altered platelet indices from baseline values in a streptozotocin-induced rat model for type 1 diabetes mellitus
- Authors: Oudeh, S., Javahery Vayghan, A., Ahmadi-hamedani, M.
- Journal: Veterinary Clinical Pathology, 2023, 52(2), pp. 236–242
- Effects of Blood Storage Time and Temperature on Döhle Body or Döhle Body-like Inclusions in Feline Neutrophils
- Authors: Tabrizchi, M.R., Ahmadi-Hamedani, M.
- Journal: Iranian Journal of Veterinary Medicine, 2023, 17(1), pp. 47–52
- Citations: 1
- Assessment of the utility of platelet indices to diagnose clinical benign prostatic hyperplasia in dogs
- Authors: Hosseinpour, H., Ahmadi-hamedani, M., Masoudifard, M., Shirani, D., Narenj Sani, R.
- Journal: Frontiers in Veterinary Science, 2022, 9, 1031292
- Citations: 1
- Effect of Parenteral Vitamin D3 Supplementation in Several Doses During a Six-day Period on Total Antioxidant Capacity in Healthy Holstein Bulls
- Authors: Keywanloo, M., Ahmadi-Hamedani, M., Javan, A.J., Chashmi, H.E., Zabol, F.R.
- Journal: Iranian Journal of Veterinary Medicine, 2022, 16(1), pp. 81–88
- Citations: 4
- Evaluation of platelet indices and mean platelet volume to platelet count ratio in experimentally varicocele-induced adolescent and adult rats
- Authors: Noori Alavije, H., Ahmadi-hamedani, M., Moslemi, H.
- Journal: Andrologia, 2022, 54(3), e14345
- Citations: 3
- Effects of Parenteral Vitamin D3 Supplementation on Hematological Parameters of Healthy Holstein Bulls
- Authors: Keywanloo, M., Ahmadi-Hamedani, M., Javan, J.A., Zabol, R.F.
- Journal: Archives of Razi Institute, 2021, 76(5), pp. 1155–1163
- Citations: 1
- Possible acute poisoning by sinapis arvensis in sheep: Clinical, laboratory and necropsy findings
- Authors: Keywanloo, M., Shahroozian, E., Ahmadi-Hamedani, M., Javaheri-Vayeghan, A., Emadi Chashmi, H.
- Journal: Archives of Razi Institute, 2021, 76(3), pp. 699–706
- Threshold time to onset serum biochemical changes of Turkoman racehorses at different serum-clot contact times and temperatures
- Authors: Sadeghian, S.K., Ahmadi-Hamedani, M., Yousefi, M.H., Sani, R.N.
- Journal: Iranian Journal of Veterinary Medicine, 2021, 15(4), pp. 432–439
- Protective Effect of Camel Milk on Gentamicin-induced Nephrotoxicity: From Renal Biomarkers to Histopathology Evidence
- Authors: Arab, F., Naeimi, S., Javaheri-Vayeghan, A., Muhammadnejad, A., Ahmadi-Hamedani, M.
- Journal: Iranian Journal of Veterinary Medicine, 2021, 15(1), pp. 79–92
- Citations: 1
- Protective effect of flunixin meglumin on changes induced by isoproterenol in serum biochemical profile, malondialdehyde and heart histology of adult male rats
- Authors: Tahery, S., Ahmadi-Hamedani, M., Keramati, K., Vayghan, A.J., Naeimi, S.
- Journal: Iranian Journal of Toxicology, 2021, 13(4), pp. 33–37