Assistant Professor, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Iran
Dr. Mohsen Kalantari is an Assistant Professor at Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, specializing in Medical Parasitology and Entomology. With a remarkable academic and research portfolio, he has contributed to over 27 research projects, published in internationally recognized journals like Scientific Reports and Acta Tropica, and collaborated in 34 scientific initiatives. His work spans across parasitology, microbiology, and entomology, combining field expertise with innovative approaches to public health challenges. Dr. Kalantari has also published a book with an ISBN and actively engages in consultancy, totaling 17 industry projects. His work is highly impactful, reflected in his citation index of 18 and an extraordinary 70 patents published or under process. He is an editorial member and holds professional memberships, including in the Jhsss journal (Scopus). He remains committed to advancing healthcare through scientific research and innovation.
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š¹ EducationĀ
Dr. Kalantari holds a Ph.D. in Medical Parasitology and Entomology, which forms the core of his academic identity and scientific expertise. His advanced education has equipped him with a strong foundation in studying parasite-host interactions, vector biology, and infectious disease mechanisms. Throughout his doctoral research, he delved deeply into applied parasitology, integrating molecular, microbiological, and ecological perspectives to address key health concerns. This rigorous training also included exposure to global research methodologies and tools, shaping his multidimensional research outlook. His education continues to guide his contributions to medical research and parasitological innovations at Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, where he now mentors students and leads various research initiatives.
š¹ Experience
With extensive academic and research experience, Dr. Kalantari serves as an Assistant Professor at Shiraz University of Medical Sciences. His portfolio spans over 27 research projects, 17 consultancy and industry partnerships, and editorial involvement in scholarly publications. His journal articles in Scientific Reports, Acta Tropica, and other Scopus-indexed publications reflect his depth in parasitology, entomology, and microbiology. Notably, he has contributed significantly to translational research, health innovation, and applied science, particularly in the development of diagnostic tools and control strategies for parasitic diseases. His collaborative experience across 34 projects underlines his commitment to interdisciplinary science and public health improvement. As a mentor, author, and inventor, Dr. Kalantari plays a leading role in both national and global parasitology networks.
š¹ Awards and HonorsĀ
Dr. Mohsen Kalantariās outstanding achievements in parasitology and entomology research have positioned him as a distinguished figure in medical science. With a citation index of 18 and over 70 patents filed or published, his work has received national and institutional recognition. His nomination for the Best Researcher Award highlights his innovative contributions in both academic and applied sciences. The publication of a peer-reviewed book and multiple high-impact articles, along with his editorial role in Scopus-indexed journals, underscores his scholarly reputation. Dr. Kalantariās ability to translate academic research into practical healthcare outcomes continues to earn him accolades and invitations for collaboration. His dedication to health-focused scientific innovation makes him a deserving candidate for top-tier research awards.
š¹ Research FocusĀ
Dr. Kalantari’s research is centered on Medical Parasitology, with cross-disciplinary extensions into Microbiology and Entomology. His work explores the biology, diagnostics, and control of parasitic diseases, focusing on host-parasite interactions, vector ecology, and disease transmission mechanisms. He aims to develop new diagnostic methods and control strategies to combat parasitic infections affecting human health. His scientific projects also address drug resistance, zoonotic parasite transmission, and the integration of biotechnology in parasitology. With 27 research projects and 70 patents, his research combines basic science with innovation for practical healthcare applications. He frequently collaborates with national and international researchers, as seen in his 34 collaborations. His work is guided by the goal of improving public health outcomes and contributing to sustainable disease management strategies.
Conclusion
Dr. Mohsen Kalantari is a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award, backed by a dynamic mix of innovation (70 patents), research productivity, interdisciplinary expertise, and practical health contributions. With a growing research footprint and global collaborations, his profile reflects both academic excellence and societal relevance. Enhancing citation impact and highlighting funding and mentorship would elevate his candidacy to the highest international standards. Nonetheless, his current achievements make him a strong contender for recognition under this category.
Publication
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Title: A new focus of zoonotic cutaneous leishmaniasis in Shiraz, Iran
Authors: S Razmjou, H Hejazy, MH Motazedian, M Baghaei, M Emamy, …
Year: 2009
Citations: 122
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Title: Comparison of three methods for diagnosis of cutaneous leishmaniasis
Authors: B Pourmohammadi, MH Motazedian, GR Hatam, M Kalantari, P Habibi, …
Year: 2010
Citations: 98
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Title: Molecular survey of Toxoplasma infection in sheep and goat from Fars province, Southern Iran
Authors: Q Asgari, J Sarnevesht, M Kalantari, SJA Sadat, MH Motazedian, …
Year: 2011
Citations: 94
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Title: Asymptomatic human carriers of Leishmania infantum: possible reservoirs for Mediterranean visceral leishmaniasis in southern Iran
Authors: M Fakhar, MH Motazedian, GR Hatam, Q Asgari, M Kalantari, M Mohebali
Year: 2008
Citations: 84
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Title: The PCR-based detection of Leishmania major infections in Meriones libycus (Rodentia: Muridae) from southern Iran
Authors: MD Moemenbellah-Fard, M Kalantari, Y Rassi, E Javadian
Year: 2003
Citations: 73
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Title: Molecular genotyping of Toxoplasma gondii in human spontaneous aborted fetuses in Shiraz, Southern Iran
Authors: Q Asgari, M Fekri, A Monabati, M Kalantary, I Mohammadpour, …
Year: 2013
Citations: 67
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Title: Rodent infection with Leishmania in a new focus of human cutaneous leishmaniasis, in northern Iran
Authors: B Pourmohammadi, MH Motazedian, M Kalantari
Year: 2008
Citations: 61
- Title: The PCR-based detection and identification of the parasites causing human cutaneous leishmaniasis in the Iranian city of Ahvaz
Authors: M Ghasemian, S Maraghi, AR Samarbafzadeh, A Jelowdar, M Kalantari
Year: 2011
Citations: 56
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Title: Molecular survey on detection of Leishmania infection in rodent reservoirs in Jahrom District, Southern Iran
Authors: MH Davami, MH Motazedian, M Kalantari, Q Asgari, I Mohammadpour, …
Year: 2014
Citations: 48
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Title: Molecular detection of Leishmania parasites and host blood meal identification in wild sand flies from a new endemic rural region, south of Iran
Authors: K Azizi, MB Askari, M Kalantari, MD Moemenbellah-Fard
Year: 2016
Citations: 46