Assoc. Prof. Dr. Majid Komijani | Neuroscience | Best Researcher Award
Associate professor, Arak University Iran
Majid Komijani is an Associate Professor of Microbiology at Arak University, specializing in viruses and bacteria’s role in neurological diseases. He has contributed to the microbiological understanding of environmental polluting bacteria and infectious diseases. With 33 published articles, two patents, and significant research on phage genomes, he holds a substantial citation index. Komijani is involved in both academic and industrial projects related to microbiology and environmental pollution, particularly focusing on bacteriophage therapy, antimicrobial resistance, and virus detection. His work spans books, journal articles, and patents, contributing to numerous fields, including human health and environmental science.
Publication Profile
🎓 Education
Majid Komijani earned his academic credentials through years of rigorous education. He completed his undergraduate degree in Biology at Arak University, where he later advanced to a Master’s in Microbiology. His dedication to microbiology culminated in a Ph.D. in a specialized field of microbial interactions and disease mechanisms. As an academic, he continues to inspire his students and the scientific community with his extensive knowledge and research contributions. His academic training in microbiology has been pivotal in shaping his deep involvement in research projects on viruses and bacteria, especially in environmental contexts. Throughout his career, he has balanced academic and applied research in both industrial and academic settings.
🧑🏫 Experience
Majid Komijani has vast experience as an Associate Professor of Microbiology at Arak University. His work focuses on viruses, bacteriophages, and microbial pathology, especially their relationship with neurological diseases. He has published 33 articles, contributed to research journals, and developed several patented diagnostic tools. Komijani’s academic roles include teaching, mentoring students, and conducting innovative research. He is also involved in several industrial research projects, such as investigating environmental pollution through metagenomic analysis of bacteria in Khansar River and iron mine waters. Komijani’s industry work bridges the gap between academic knowledge and practical applications, particularly in the fields of microbiology, environmental health, and biotechnology. He serves as a key figure in academic and consulting roles related to microbial research, advancing scientific understanding in his field.
🏆 Awards & Honors
Majid Komijani has earned multiple prestigious awards and honors throughout his career. He received recognition for his outstanding research in microbiology, particularly for his contributions to infectious disease studies. His accomplishments include two Iranian patents related to viral detection kits and multiple published books. His work has received widespread recognition, with a citation index of 482. Komijani was awarded the “Research Excellence Award” by Arak University, and he has been honored with travel grants and funding for his contributions to scientific research. He has also been acknowledged for his impactful contributions to phage therapy, which addresses antibiotic resistance. His collaborations with international institutions reflect his expertise, and his ongoing work continues to receive acclaim for its practical applications in public health and microbiology.
🔬 Research Focus
Majid Komijani’s research focuses on the role of viruses and bacteria in neurological diseases and microbial ecology. His work investigates the microbial components involved in environmental pollution and their potential impacts on human health. Komijani has contributed to groundbreaking research in bacteriophage therapy, developing diagnostic kits for detecting viruses such as BK and CMV, and studying their role in various health conditions. His studies explore the relationship between infectious agents and conditions like multiple sclerosis, infertility, and breast cancer. Additionally, he is deeply involved in metagenomic analysis to identify environmentally polluting bacteria and assess their resistance to antibiotics. Komijani is committed to the application of his research for public health improvements, particularly in the realms of environmental microbiology and infectious diseases. His research aims to enhance disease detection methods and address emerging health threats through innovative biotechnological solutions.
🏆Conclusion
Dr. Majid Komijani’s remarkable academic achievements, innovative research, and commitment to addressing global challenges in microbiology make him an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His contributions to science, particularly in phage therapy and environmental microbiology, are commendable and demonstrate his dedication to advancing both basic and applied microbiological sciences. His continued pursuit of groundbreaking work in his field ensures his lasting impact on the scientific community.
Publication Top Notes
- Heavy metal pollution promotes antibiotic resistance potential in the aquatic environment
- Year: 2021
- Authors: M Komijani, NS Shamabadi, K Shahin, F Eghbalpour, MR Tahsili, …
- Citation: 122
- Prevalence of cytomegalovirus infection and its role in total immunoglobulin pattern in Iranian patients with different subtypes of multiple sclerosis
- Year: 2011
- Authors: N Sanadgol, N Ramroodi, GA Ahmadi, M Komijani, A Moghtaderi, …
- Citation: 70
- A New Phage Cocktail Against Multidrug, ESBL-Producer Isolates of Shigella sonnei and Shigella flexneri with Highly Efficient Bacteriolytic Activity
- Year: 2020
- Authors: K Shahin, M Bouzari, M Komijani, R Wang
- Citation: 30
- Isolation, characterization, and PCR-based molecular identification of a siphoviridae phage infecting Shigella dysenteriae
- Year: 2019
- Authors: K Shahin, H Bao, M Komijani, M Barazandeh, M Bouzari, A Hedayatkhah, …
- Citation: 28
- An in-vitro study on a novel six-phage cocktail against multi-drug resistant-ESBL Shigella in aquatic environment
- Year: 2021
- Authors: K Shahin, L Zhang, H Bao, A Hedayatkhah, A Soleimani-Delfan, …
- Citation: 26
- Detection and characterization of a novel lytic bacteriophage (vB-KpneM-Isf48) against Klebsiella pneumoniae isolates from infected wounds carrying antibiotic-resistance genes
- Year: 2017
- Authors: M Komijani, M Bouzari, F Rahimi
- Citation: 26
- Effective control of Shigella contamination in different foods using a novel six-phage cocktail
- Year: 2021
- Authors: K Shahin, L Zhang, AS Delfan, M Komijani, A Hedayatkhah, H Bao, …
- Citation: 21
- Detection of TEM, SHV and CTX-M antibiotic resistance genes in Escherichia coli isolates from infected wounds
- Year: 2017
- Authors: M Komijani, M Bouzari, F Rahimi
- Citation: 20
- Investigation into antibacterial and wound healing properties of platelets lysate against Acinetobacter baumannii and Klebsiella pneumoniae burn wound infections
- Year: 2021
- Authors: A Shariati, A Moradabadi, E Ghaznavi-Rad, M Dadmanesh, M Komijani, …
- Citation: 19
- Synthesis of new environmentally friendly poly (urethane-imide) s as an adsorbent including β-cyclodextrin cavities and attached to iron nanoparticles for removal of gram-negative bacteria
- Year: 2020
- Authors: H Eibagi, K Faghihi, M Komijani
- Citation: 19