Head of Young Researchers Club of the Basic Sciences Research Institute

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The main goal of Young Researchers Club:

• Creating a network in order to generate new ideas and implement research projects for the goals of the research institute and country
• Pay special attention on product-oriented research projects
• Holding training workshops for students in line with research projects
• Creating a suitable environment in order to use the potential capacity of university students, the Student Research Committee
• Strengthen cooperation with university professors in the fields of basic and clinical sciences
• Collaborate with the National Elite Foundation to extent our collaborations
• Cooperation with the Club of Young Researchers of the country in order to create a suitable platform for the expansion of our interactions
• having a network and collaborations with PhD and Post-doc students of MUMS university to share our facilities, techniques and ideas

List of members of Young Researchers Club

	Elham Nazari, PhD of Medical Bioinformatics, Post-doc student Interested/expert in big data analysis using machine learning in GI
	Fereshteh Asgharzadeh Yazdi PhD of Physiology, Post-doc student Interested/expert in modeling GI cancer in animal models
	Shima Mehrabadi, PhD of Physiology, Post-doc student Interested/expert in modeling GI cancer in animal models
	Mahdieh Darroudi PhD of Physiology, Post-doc student Interested/expert in nano medicine
	Ghazaleh Pourali, MD, research assistant Interested in identification of novel agents and targets in gastrointestinal cancer
	Seyedeh Elnaz Nazari PhD of Physiology, Interested/expert in modeling GI cancer in animal models
	Nima Khalili Tanha, PhD in Veterinary Medicine, research assistant Interested in animal modeling, such as colorectal cancer, atrophy models
	Ghazaleh Khalili Tanha, PhD candidate of Molecular Medicine Studying: identification of novel agents and targets in gastrointestinal cancers
	Hanieh Azari, PhD candidate of Medical Genetics Studying: identification of novel agents and targets in gastrointestinal cancers
	Khatereh Kharazmi PhD candidate of Medical Physiology Studying: identification of novel agents in gastrointestinal cancers
	Maryam Alaei, PhD candidate of Medical Biochemistry Studying: identification of novel agents in colorectal cancer
	Elnaz Ghorbani PhD candidate of Medical Virology Studying: the therapeutic potential of probiotics in colorectal cancer
	Hamid JamiAlahmdi PhD candidate of Molecular Medicine Studying: identification of novel targeted agents in colorectal cancer
	Hamide Naimi PhD candidate of Medical Biochemistry Interested in identification of novel agents in atrophy
	Mohammad Dashti, Medical Student  Interested in big data analysis using machine learning in GI
	Fatemeh khojasteh, MSc, research assistant
	Moein Eskandari, MSc of Biochemistry, research assistant Studying: cellular and molecular mechanisms behind the post-surgical adhision and fibrosis
	Mahsa Attarianm MSc of Biochemistry, research assistant Studying: cellular and molecular mechanisms behind the post-surgical adhision
	Alireza Asadnia, MSc student of Human Genetics, research assistant Studying: RNAseq analysis in colorectal cancer
	Sims Seifi, PhD candidate of Medical Biochemistry Interested in identification of novel agents in atrophy
	Mehrdad Ahmadi PhD candidate of Medical Genetics Interested in identification of novel agents in colorectal cancer

MEMBERSHIP

All scientists are encouraged to register in the center to be member of the Universal Scientific Education and Research Network.

The registration is free

Advantages of being a member of institute:

Conducting interdisciplinary scientific projects

Having the chance of experiencing the science without border

Providing facilities and human resources through our centers

Organizing national and international meetings with colleagues in your field

To be a member, please register via

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M. R. Mozafari

Australasian Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Initiative, Monash University, Clayton, Victoria 3168, Australia

Head of R&D Supreme NanoBiotics Co. Ltd. and Supreme Pharmatech Co. Ltd., 399/90-95 Moo 13 Kingkaew Rd. Soi 25/1, T. Rachateva, A. Bangplee, Samutprakan 10540, Thailand

President & Founder Australasian Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Initiative, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia (2009 – Present). Development of a novel drug delivery system for the encapsulation and controlled release of therapeutic agents. Called "Tocosome", the new carrier system is mainly composed of tocopheryl phosphates. Preliminary data published in "International Journal of Pharmaceutics“ as “Rapid Communication” due to the importance of the study (2017). Encapsulation of the anticancer agent 5-fluorouracil in Nanoliposomes and Tocosomes using "Mozafari method" without employing toxic solvents, detergents or harsh treatments such as homogenization or sonication. Data published in peer-reviewed journals. Formulation of polyunsaturated fatty acids in a nanoliposome system prepared by "Mozafari method". Research findings published in peer-reviewed journals. Developed a liposomal anti-aging skin-care cream. Formulation of liposomal creams and lotions for eczema and psoriasis; a nasal formulation of fentanyl; and an oral formulation of fenofibrate. The drug delivery systems were prepared by “Mozafari method” as well as some conventional techniques. Various In Vitro and In Vivo assays and tests were employed for the analysis and optimization of the formulated samples. Lecturing and presentations at national and international conferences

Expert in Nano-biotechnology, Theranostic Drug Delivery, Encapsulation, Targeting and Controlled Release of Bio-active agents, Food supplements and Nutraceuticals with substantial number of publications, 11 Patents, 5 Books and several Book-chapters. A pioneer in the field of Nano-Carrier systems (author of the first book on Nanoliposomes), have developed methods (including “Mozafari Method” and “Heating Method”) for largescale manufacture of controlled-release, drug delivery systems without using toxic agents (e.g. volatile solvents, detergents, etc.). Have several years experience of lecturing internationally, drafting patent applications as well as working in GMP environments.

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Elisa Giovannetti

DR., (Principal Investigator)

Associate Professor, Medical oncology laboratory

Associate Professor, CCA - Cancer biology and immunology

Associate Professor, CCA - Imaging and biomarkers

Associate Professor, Amsterdam Gastroenterology Endocrinology Metabolism

Dr Giovannetti  is working in the Dept. Medical Oncology, VU University Medical Center Amsterdam, The Netherlands. She is also PI of the AIRC Start-up Unit, University of Pisa, Italy. Her research is focusing on the study of the mechanism of action, toxicity and efficacy of anticancer agents, as well as in the field of clinical pharmacology of chemotherapeutic drugs, including modeling of pharmacogenetic studies, mostly in pancreas and lung cancer.

https://research.vumc.nl/en/persons/elisa-giovannetti