Bacteriology & Mycology 2018

Dr. Hassan Hemeg is associate professor in Taibah university, in Saudi Arabia, he published several papers in medical microbiology. He lead several committees in health organizations related to the health care accreditation, the new area of research interest is the nano-material and the implementation in the antimicrobial therapy.

Nano-material and the implementation in the antimicrobial therapy.

Stef Stienstra is a strategic and creative Consultant in Biomedical Science with a parallel career as a Commander of the Reserve of the Royal Dutch Navy. For the Dutch Armed Forces he has responsibility for the counter measures in CBNRe threats and (medical) consequence management both in a military and a civilian (terrorism) setting. In his civil career he works internationally as a Consultant or as Scientific Supervisory Board Member for several medical and biotech companies, merely involved in biodefense. He is also a Visiting Professor for Punjab University in Pakistan and Rhein-Waal University in Germany. He has completed his studies in Medicine and in Biochemistry at the University of Groningen in Netherlands and has extensive practical experience in cell biology, immuno-hematology, biodefense and transfusion medicine.

Military medicine and in CBRNe science & Consequence Management.

Rasoul Yousefimashouf is a professor in medical microbiology in Hamadan University of Medical Sciences Hamadan, Iran. He has completed his Ph.D in Medical Microbiology in faculty of Medicines and Dentistry, University of Sheffield. He commenced his studies in April 1989 and completed in may 1992.During this time of study he has published four full papers and four abstracts.

Molecular identification of human pathogenic bacteria, anaerobic bacteria and antibiotics resistance study

The Dra. Raquel Oliveira dos Santos Fontenelle is Fellow of Productivity in Research, Stimulation of Interiorization and Technological Innovation – BPI and has completed her Postdoctoral studies from Federal University of Ceará in Molecular Genetics and Microorganisms focusing on the application of basic techniques for the diagnosis and research of emerging and reemerging pathogens. She is the director adjunct of Center of Agrarian and Biological Sciences and Coordinator of the Microbiology Laboratory of the State University Vale of Acaraú. She has published more than 22 papers in reputed journals.

Molecular Genetics and Microorganisms

Dr. In Biochemistry-National University of Asunción, Paraguay (UNA) Specialist in Clinical Microbiology, Public Health and Hospital Administration, Methodology of Research and Didactics. Professor of General Microbiology, Clinical Microbiology and Microbiology and Parasitology. Chief Dept. Microbiology Laboratory of the Clinical Hospital-ONE Candidate for Researcher National Program Incentive to Researchers. President of the Paraguayan Society of Microbiology. Ambassador of the American Society of Microbiology (ASM) and Member of the ASM Ambassadors Circle. Past President of the Biochemicals Association of Paraguay. National Representative to the IFCC.

Health Sciences, Infectious Diseases, Microbiology, Epidemiology, Public Health and Environment, Policy and Health Services, Hospital Administration & Education.

Dr. Richard Alan Finkelstein a Professor of Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology in University of Missouri,US. Dr.Richard has completed his studies in Microbiology from University of Oklahoma, Norman. Then he did his Phd in "Nutrition of Vibrio cholerae;" Supervising Professor, Charles E. Lankford from University of Texas, Austin .Then he served as Associate Professor in Department of Microbiology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, Dallas and serves as professor in university of Missouri. He served as Diplomate Fellow Member in American Board of Microbiology , American Academy of Microbiology; Infectious Diseases Society of America and other various societies.

Pathogenesis and immunology of cholera; enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli; cholera toxin-related family of enterotoxins; endotoxin; non-specific resistance mechanisms; staphylococci; pathogenesis and immunology of gonorrhea; melioidosis; role of iron in microbial-host interactions; antimicrobial activity of human and bovine milk; colonial opacity phase variation in choleragenic vibrios, O1 and O139; choleraphage and V. cholerae territoriality; bacteriocins (“choleracins”) of V. cholerae; V. cholerae adherence mechanisms and vaccine development.

Dr. Canan Kulah Sulukogluis a Vice Dean in Bulent Ecevit University,Turkey. Dr.Canan has completed her studies in Microbiology and Clinical Microbiology from Ghazi University,Turkey. Then she worked as Associate Professor in Zonguldak Karaelmas University and Bulent Ecevit University. She has completed her Training in ERASMUS Teaching Staff Mobility Program fromUniversity College Cork, Ireland (UCC).

Molecular Microbiology,Antimicrobial Resistance