1. Fundamentals of Laboratory Animal Science (with Emphasis on Laboratory Rodents) – 2013

This book was my first serious experience in authorship, created in collaboration with esteemed colleagues and researchers at the Royan Institute. I have always believed that working with laboratory animals requires precise principles and a responsible perspective. For this reason, we sought to prepare a comprehensive resource on breeding, care, and the proper use of laboratory animals. From anatomy and physiology to breeding management and biological standards, everything was covered in this book. I am proud that it quickly became a reference source in universities and research centers and was recognized as a “Commended Book of the Season.” For me, the true value of this work lies in its role in facilitating education and research for many students and investigators.

 

2. Principles of Laboratory Work and Biosafety – 2015

Together with my colleagues, I wrote this book on a subject that has always been my concern in the laboratory: biosafety. I firmly believe that no research advancement is worthwhile unless the health of researchers and the safety of the working environment are ensured. With this in mind, we provided precise and practical guidelines for preventing contamination, working safely with human and animal samples, and managing biological waste. It is gratifying that today this book is used as a practical and educational reference by veterinary and biology students, as well as by researchers in cell sciences and regenerative medicine.

 

3. Cell Therapy and Regenerative Medicine (Volume II) – 2021

This book is the result of years of dedication and passion for regenerative medicine. Together with a group of distinguished researchers, we compiled the latest global findings on cell therapy, tissue and organ regeneration, and their clinical applications. My aim was to provide researchers, professors, and graduate students with both a scientific and practical perspective on the most recent therapeutic methods and achievements in this field. I truly believe that the future of medicine depends on the development of regenerative therapies, and this book is a small step toward that future.

 

Final Note:

For me, authoring these books has been less of a personal achievement and more of an effort to share the knowledge I have gained through research and experience with the younger generation. I am grateful that these works are now used in some universities and educational centers, serving as guides—however modest—for students and researchers. I believe the true value of these books lies in the impact they have on the scientific growth of others, not merely in the name of their author.