Exosomes and the Immune System

Dr. Mohammad Doroudian, PhD, MSc, BSc, Assistant professor of Cell and Molecular Biology at kharazmi University; Head of Molecular Biology department at ASA laboratory; Dr. Doroudian received his PhD in Clinical Medicine at Trinity College Dublin (TCD), where he obtained a fully funded scholarship from Science Foundation Ireland (SFI). Dr. Doroudian has won numerous awards, including top researcher in seventh festival of celebration of the researchers and elites; top young researcher in the meeting of elites and researchers, Tehran, Iran. He also ranked first, in the M.Sc Entrance Examination held by Iran Ministry of Science, Research and Technology; Ranked 4th, in the Ph.D Entrance Examination held by Iran Ministry of Science, Research and Technology. He is a member of Iran's National Elites Foundation. His main research interest is in the field of cellular pathway in cancer and nanomedicine to overcome cancer treatment challenges.

Dr. Mahdieh Soezi, PhD, MSc, BSc, is an Assistant Professor of Medical Biotechnology and a researcher with extensive experience in immunology, virology, and nanomedicine. She earned her PhD from the Pasteur Institute of Iran, where she worked on recombinant HIV-based vectors for vaccine development. Dr. Soezi has collaborated with leading institutions including the Pasteur Institute of Iran and the Immunology, Asthma & Allergy Research Institute. She has co-authored several peer-reviewed publications and book chapters, with a focus on targeted therapies, nanomedicine, and molecular diagnostics. She has also contributed to several international projects in cancer research and infectious diseases. Her technical expertise includes phage display, protein expression, monoclonal antibody production, and advanced molecular cloning techniques.