Assistant Professor from Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran
Dr. Soodeh Alidadi is an accomplished veterinary pathologist and biomedical researcher known for her impactful contributions in bone healing, tissue engineering, oncology, and parasitology. She currently holds the position of Assistant Professor of Veterinary Pathology at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad. Dr. Alidadi has demonstrated remarkable research productivity, with over 2,400 citations and a notable h-index of 14, highlighting her sustained influence in the academic community. Her most cited work, focusing on bone regenerative medicine, has received over 1,400 citations, underlining her role in shaping current understanding in the field. She collaborates extensively with experts in orthopedics, parasitology, and veterinary sciences, contributing to advancements in biomaterials such as chitosan, platelet gel scaffolds, and calcium silicate. Her interdisciplinary research often explores innovative strategies to bridge animal and human health, particularly in regenerative and translational medicine. Her work has recently expanded to cancer immunotherapy, neurodegenerative diseases, and exosome-mediated therapies. Dr. Alidadi’s comprehensive body of work reflects her commitment to solving complex medical problems through novel approaches. With strong international collaborations and continued publication in respected journals, she has emerged as a leading scientist in her field, making her a highly deserving nominee for prestigious awards such as the Best Researcher Award.
Professional Profile
Education
Dr. Soodeh Alidadi has pursued a rigorous academic path that laid the foundation for her impactful research career in veterinary pathology and tissue engineering. She holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), which provided her with a comprehensive understanding of animal physiology, pathology, and clinical sciences. Following her veterinary training, she pursued a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Veterinary Pathology, further deepening her knowledge in diagnostic pathology, disease mechanisms, and comparative medicine. Her doctoral research focused on the integration of tissue engineering technologies and pathological evaluation, enabling her to bridge foundational veterinary sciences with cutting-edge biomedical innovation. During her academic journey, Dr. Alidadi has been affiliated with Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, one of Iran’s most prestigious universities for veterinary and biological sciences. Her education emphasized both laboratory and field research, giving her the necessary skills to conduct experimental work with animal models as well as interpret histopathological and clinical data. Additionally, she has actively participated in international scientific forums, symposia, and collaborative academic courses that complement her formal education. This strong academic background has been instrumental in shaping her multidisciplinary research profile and establishing her as a promising expert in both theoretical and applied aspects of pathology and biomedical engineering.
Professional Experience
Dr. Soodeh Alidadi currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Veterinary Pathology at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, where she is involved in both teaching and research. With years of academic and laboratory experience, she has taken on multiple roles including supervising graduate students, leading research projects, and collaborating with cross-disciplinary teams on biomedical studies. Her professional journey includes extensive work on the pathology of musculoskeletal disorders, bone regeneration, parasitic infections, and cancer pathology. A large portion of her research has focused on animal models, investigating the effects of biomaterials like chitosan-gelatin scaffolds and platelet-rich plasma in bone healing. She has also contributed to clinical and pathological diagnostics, developing insight into diseases affecting both domestic animals and zoonotic conditions of public health significance. Dr. Alidadi has collaborated with peers internationally on high-impact studies, especially in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. Her work extends beyond research into academic publishing, curriculum development, and seminar delivery at national and international conferences. With her consistent professional contributions, she has not only advanced veterinary medicine but also helped bridge the gap between animal research and human medical applications. Her current role reflects a well-rounded career balancing innovation, education, and scientific discovery.
Research Interests
Dr. Soodeh Alidadi’s research interests span a rich and diverse range of interdisciplinary themes, primarily focused on regenerative medicine, veterinary pathology, and biomaterials. A major area of her work involves bone healing and tissue engineering, where she investigates the effectiveness of biocompatible scaffolds, growth factors, and platelet-rich plasma in facilitating bone regeneration. She is especially interested in the application of natural polymers such as chitosan and gelatin in composite scaffolds for the repair of critical-sized bone defects. Another significant research focus is oncology, particularly the study of cancer immunotherapy and exosomes as emerging therapeutic modalities. She has recently delved into neurodegenerative diseases, examining the role of extracellular vesicles in pathological protein transport. Dr. Alidadi is also active in parasitology, studying the pathology of zoonotic parasites such as leishmaniasis and toxocariasis, with implications for both veterinary and public health. Her broader research themes reflect a deep curiosity about the immune system’s role in tissue repair and disease progression, as well as an ongoing commitment to translational medicine. By integrating traditional veterinary sciences with molecular and cellular approaches, Dr. Alidadi’s research contributes to innovations in both diagnostic and therapeutic practices in veterinary and biomedical fields.
Research Skills
Dr. Soodeh Alidadi possesses a strong portfolio of research skills that reflect her expertise in veterinary pathology, biomedical engineering, and molecular diagnostics. She is highly proficient in histopathological analysis, using advanced microscopy and staining techniques to assess tissue samples from experimental models and clinical cases. Her laboratory skills include tissue processing, immunohistochemistry, and biomaterial characterization, essential in evaluating the performance of scaffolds and regenerative therapies. Dr. Alidadi is skilled in in vivo animal modeling, particularly for orthopedic and bone defect studies, where she assesses healing outcomes using radiological, macroscopic, and histological data. She also has experience in molecular biology, including PCR techniques used for disease diagnosis and gene expression profiling, as evidenced by her work on Mycobacterium and cancer-related gene studies. Her collaborations with immunologists and biomedical engineers have enabled her to explore exosome isolation, bioceramic materials, and platelet gel integration in therapeutic applications. Dr. Alidadi is adept at scientific writing and data analysis, with a solid background in statistical interpretation and publication in peer-reviewed journals. These multifaceted research skills not only support her current academic projects but also provide a robust platform for interdisciplinary research, innovation, and leadership in veterinary and translational sciences.
Awards and Honors
While detailed listings of Dr. Soodeh Alidadi’s awards are limited in public databases, her academic profile and citation impact indicate clear recognition of her scholarly excellence. With over 2,400 citations and an h-index of 14, she has established herself as a leading figure in her fields of interest, which include regenerative medicine and veterinary pathology. Her co-authorship of multiple high-impact papers, such as the widely cited article on bone regenerative strategies, underscores her influence and likely selection for internal academic recognitions such as Best Paper Awards, Research Excellence Grants, and Institutional Honoraries at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad. She has also been an invited presenter and contributor to prestigious international conferences, which typically signifies peer recognition of research quality and innovation. Participation in collaborative and cross-border research projects, especially those involving tissue engineering and immunotherapy, suggests she is seen as a valuable team member in large-scale scientific initiatives. While specific award titles may not be detailed, Dr. Alidadi’s record demonstrates consistent academic achievement and international respect. Her contributions across disciplines position her well for future formal honors, including national research medals or international accolades in veterinary medicine and biomedical research.
Conclusion
Dr. Soodeh Alidadi stands out as a highly qualified and impactful academic whose research bridges veterinary pathology with modern biomedical innovation. Her expertise in tissue engineering, particularly in the use of natural biomaterials for bone regeneration, has made significant contributions to both fundamental science and practical applications in animal and human health. With a strong academic foundation, hands-on experience in molecular and pathological diagnostics, and a growing body of interdisciplinary publications, she demonstrates all the hallmarks of a leading researcher. Her involvement in emerging fields such as immunotherapy and exosome-based therapies reflects her ability to stay at the forefront of scientific advancement. Moreover, her collaborative nature and active engagement in both national and international scientific platforms have amplified the reach and relevance of her work. While continued formal recognition through global awards could further elevate her visibility, Dr. Alidadi’s accomplishments to date already place her among top researchers in her domain. She is a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award, based on her productivity, impact, innovation, and commitment to advancing health sciences. Her profile exemplifies how academic rigor and research excellence can effectively translate into real-world biomedical solutions.
Publications Top Notes
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Title: Bone regenerative medicine: classic options, novel strategies, and future directions
Authors: A. Oryan, S. Alidadi, A. Moshiri, N. Maffulli
Year: 2014
Citations: 1407
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Title: Platelet-rich plasma for bone healing and regeneration
Authors: A. Oryan, S. Alidadi, A. Moshiri
Year: 2016
Citations: 191
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Title: Bone morphogenetic proteins: a powerful osteoinductive compound with non‐negligible side effects and limitations
Authors: A. Oryan, S. Alidadi, A. Moshiri, A. Bigham‐Sadegh
Year: 2014
Citations: 180
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Title: Current concerns regarding healing of bone defects
Authors: A. Oryan, S. Alidadi, A. Moshiri
Year: 2013
Citations: 150
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Title: Comparative study on the role of gelatin, chitosan and their combination as tissue engineered scaffolds on healing and regeneration of critical sized bone defects: an in vivo study
Authors: A. Oryan, S. Alidadi, A. Bigham-Sadegh, A. Moshiri
Year: 2016
Citations: 70
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Title: Effectiveness of tissue engineered chitosan-gelatin composite scaffold loaded with human platelet gel in regeneration of critical sized radial bone defect in rat
Authors: A. Oryan, S. Alidadi, A. Bigham-Sadegh, A. Moshiri, A. Kamali
Year: 2017
Citations: 57
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Title: Comparative study on the healing potential of chitosan, polymethylmethacrylate, and demineralized bone matrix in radial bone defects of rat
Authors: S. Alidadi, A. Oryan, A. Bigham-Sadegh, A. Moshiri
Year: 2017
Citations: 52
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Title: Risk factors associated with leishmaniasis
Authors: A. Oryan, S. Alidadi, M. Akbari
Year: 2014
Citations: 49
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Title: Chitosan/gelatin/platelet gel enriched by a combination of hydroxyapatite and beta-tricalcium phosphate in healing of a radial bone defect model in rat
Authors: A. Oryan, S. Alidadi, A. Bigham-Sadegh, A. Meimandi-Parizi
Year: 2017
Citations: 44
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Title: Reconstruction of radial bone defect in rat by calcium silicate biomaterials
Authors: A. Oryan, S. Alidadi
Year: 2018
Citations: 41