Dr. Muhammad R. Manwar
Ph.D.
Project Founder, Chair, and Chief Scientist
(Author, Editor, Faculty, and Learner of Emerging Sciences)
Brief Profile Summary
Dr. Muhammad (PhD) has research experience in rapidly emerging health sciences, including hereditary disorders and cancers, bacterial genomics, and gained skills in emerging facets of bioinformatics, pharmacogenetics, food and environmental sciences, and glycomics. He was a Member of the Genetics Society of America (2022-2025). In different capacities, he has served higher education institutions (including public-sector/government universities) in Asia and the Middle East. He made editorial contributions to quality international health and life science journals as a Topic Editor.
In collaboration with the UK, China, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia scientists, he published peer-reviewed articles on rapidly emerging biomedical science facets in quality (e.g., Q1/Q2 ranking) journals. His publications have been cited in well-respected journals (including top-notch Q1-ranked journals). He attended scientific events (conferences and meetings) in Asia, the Gulf, and Europe. Moreover, he has been invited to share his insights, ideas, and expertise as an Invited/Keynote Speaker and Conference Track (Session) Chair at international events (conferences). He shared his research insights and knowledge with experienced scientists from different world regions, including Asia, Europe, Turkey, and Africa.
His research focus, learning, and strengths comprise rapidly evolving health sciences, including cancer glycobiology and genomics, hereditary disease genetics, bacteriology and immunology, apitherapy, pharmacogenetics, environmental chemistry and biology, food sciences, and public health genetics. To maximize potential health benefits to patients with hereditary disorders and cancers, he has been passionately learning about human disease biology, food sciences, glycobiology, genomics, bioinformatics, bacteriology and immunology, environmental health, and pharmacogenetics since 2012.