My Presentations and Scientific Contributions

As a veterinarian and researcher, I have always strived to build a bridge between theoretical knowledge and its practical applications in animal treatment and scientific research. For me, participating in international congresses and conferences is not merely an opportunity to present, but a platform for exchanging experiences, updating knowledge, and establishing scientific collaborations with leading experts around the world.

Over the years, I have had the honor of presenting the results of my research in various fields of veterinary medicine, regenerative medicine, stem cells, and innovative therapies through lectures and scientific posters at prestigious events. These presentations have not only reflected teamwork and research perseverance but have also inspired new projects and innovative therapeutic approaches.

A significant part of these activities has involved presenting my findings in the following areas:

• Regenerative therapies and stem cells: ranging from the transplantation of induced neural cells in spinal cord injury models to investigating the effects of adipose-derived stem cells in the treatment of autoimmune arthritis.
• Animal models and preclinical research: evaluating amniotic membrane extract in the healing of burns and deep wounds, generating human chimeric mice, and investigating molecular pathways in blood cell differentiation.
• Nutrition and fertility: studying the role of diets with or without mineral–vitamin supplementation in inducing ovulation in mice.

Each of these presentations has been an opportunity for me to share scientific achievements with colleagues and enthusiasts in the field, to receive valuable feedback and suggestions, and to outline new horizons for future research.

A Sample of My Presentations at Scientific Events

• Ps-109: In Vivo Evaluation of Amniotic Membrane Extract Released from Chitosan Hydrogel in Partial-Thickness Burns and Deep Wounds in a Rat Model
  (10th Royan International Congress on Stem Cell Biology and Technology)
• Ps-37: Transplantation of Human Induced Neural Progenitor Cells into a Rat Model of Spinal Cord Compression Injury
  (11th Royan International Twin Congress on Stem Cell Biology and Technology)
• Ps-114: Therapeutic Potential of Human Adipose Tissue-Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells in the Treatment of Experimental Autoimmune Arthritis
  (12th Royan International Congress on Stem Cell Biology and Technology)
• Ps-64: Generation of Human Chimeric Mice through Intrauterine Transplantation of Human Umbilical Cord Blood Cells into Mice
  (13th Royan International Congress on Stem Cell Biology and Technology)
• Os-12: The Erk1/2 Pathway and Its Role in Erythroid Differentiation of Umbilical Cord Blood Cells
  (13th Royan International Congress on Stem Cell Biology and Technology)
• P-89: The Role of Diets With and Without Mineral–Vitamin Supplements on Superovulation in Mice
  (15th Congress on Reproductive Biomedicine & 9th Royan Nursing and Midwifery Seminar)
• Ps-1: Targeting PI3K/AKT, Wnt/β-Catenin, and TGF-β Pathways with Small Molecules in the Development of Hematopoietic Stem Cells
  (16th Royan International Congress on Stem Cell Biology and Technology)

Why Are These Presentations Important to Me?

Each of these presentations is the result of months of research, experimentation, and collaboration with my valued colleagues. For me, participating in these congresses has been an opportunity to share hard-earned knowledge with others, receive feedback, and discover new ideas for future research.