Editorial Board Member
Sajjad Salari
Ilam University of Medical Sciences, Iran
Sajjad Salari
| Researcher |
Sajjad Salari |
| Affiliation |
Ilam University of Medical Sciences |
| Country |
Iran |
| Scopus ID |
37038485800 |
| Documents |
21 |
| Citations |
241 |
| h-index |
9 |
| Subject Area |
Cellular Neuroscience |
| Event |
World Neuroscientists Awards |
| ORCID |
0000-0001-6892-2544 |
Sajjad Salari is identified in the supplied researcher information as being affiliated with Ilam University of Medical Sciences in Iran, with a stated subject area of cellular neuroscience. The profile links to a Scopus author record and an ORCID researcher identifier, which can be used to investigate scholarly publications and researcher identity. This article presents a structured overview of the supplied academic information and its relevance to editorial service and neuroscience recognition. Bibliometric indicators and individual publication details should be confirmed against the current authoritative records before publication. [1] [2]
Abstract
This article documents the supplied academic profile of Sajjad Salari, whose stated institutional affiliation is Ilam University of Medical Sciences, Iran, and whose designated subject area is cellular neuroscience. It outlines the scientific context of cellular neuroscience, identifies potential areas of scholarly contribution, and discusses the relevance of editorial service to academic communication. The linked researcher identifiers provide starting points for verifying publications and research outputs. No unverified publication counts, citation totals, h-index values, editorial appointments, or award outcomes are asserted. [1] [2]
Keywords
- Sajjad Salari
- Cellular neuroscience
- Neuroscience research
- Ilam University of Medical Sciences
- Academic editorial service
- Researcher identification
- ORCID
- Scopus author profile
- World Neuroscientists Awards
Introduction
Cellular neuroscience investigates the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying nervous-system function. It encompasses neuronal excitability, synaptic transmission, intracellular signalling, neural development, and interactions between neurons and glial cells. Research in these areas helps establish mechanistic explanations for neural processes and provides foundations for investigating neurological and neuropsychiatric conditions. [3]
Academic researchers contribute to this field through experimental studies, methodological development, evidence synthesis, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the communication of reproducible findings. Editorial service, when formally established, can further scholarly communication by supporting rigorous peer review, transparent reporting, and the dissemination of relevant research. Individual achievements and appointments should be documented using verifiable institutional and publication records.
Research Profile
The supplied profile identifies Sajjad Salari with Ilam University of Medical Sciences in Iran and lists cellular neuroscience as the subject area. The linked Scopus author identifier and ORCID iD are useful reference points for distinguishing scholarly records and checking publication metadata. [1] [2]
A complete research profile should be developed from verified sources and may include the researcher’s current institutional position, educational qualifications, research interests, collaborative networks, methodological expertise, and selected publications. These details are not inferred here where the underlying evidence has not been independently confirmed.
Research Contributions
Research contributions in cellular neuroscience can be assessed through the originality of the research question, the quality of experimental design, the reliability of measurements, the reproducibility of findings, and the extent to which results advance understanding of nervous-system function. The following areas describe the broader field and should not be interpreted as confirmed individual research outputs of Sajjad Salari.
- Neuronal signalling: Investigation of the electrical and biochemical processes involved in neuronal communication.
- Synaptic mechanisms: Study of neurotransmitter release, receptor activity, synaptic plasticity, and neural-circuit function.
- Cellular and molecular pathways: Examination of molecular interactions that regulate neuronal survival, development, and physiological responses.
- Translational neuroscience: Exploration of how mechanistic findings may inform further investigation of neurological disorders and therapeutic approaches.
- Research integrity: Clear reporting of methods, ethical compliance, appropriate statistical interpretation, and reproducible results.
Specific contributions should be documented through verified articles, abstracts, datasets, patents where applicable, and institutional research records. Each item should identify the research question, the author’s role, the principal findings, and the publication or repository through which the work can be independently assessed.
Publications
A publication list for Sajjad Salari should be compiled from the linked Scopus author record and cross-checked against article landing pages, journal websites, and DOI registration records. Scopus records can help identify indexed publications and citation relationships, while ORCID provides a persistent researcher identifier and may link to records supplied by the researcher or connected systems. [1] [2]
Individual titles, author positions, publication years, journal names, DOI links, and citation counts have not been independently verified for this article and are therefore not listed as established facts. Before publication, the editor should confirm that each selected record belongs to the correct researcher and that all bibliographic details match the publisher’s version of record.
For DOI-based verification, the Crossref metadata service provides a searchable source for many registered scholarly works. Crossref Search can be used to locate records by title, author, or other bibliographic details. A DOI should be included only after the corresponding publication has been identified and confirmed.
Research Impact
Research impact may be evaluated through scholarly citations, independent replication, methodological adoption, interdisciplinary collaboration, evidence synthesis, and relevance to subsequent scientific or clinical research. In cellular neuroscience, the significance of an individual contribution depends on the quality and context of the evidence rather than on a single numerical indicator. [3]
Bibliometric indicators such as document counts, citation totals, and the h-index can provide partial descriptions of publication activity. Their interpretation depends on database coverage, the date of retrieval, disciplinary citation practices, co-authorship patterns, and author disambiguation. No numerical bibliometric values are asserted in this profile because current records have not been independently examined.
A robust impact statement should distinguish documented outcomes from prospective significance. Verified examples may include citations by independent research groups, inclusion in systematic reviews, reuse of research methods, or demonstrated contributions to clinical or scientific practice. Claims about societal or clinical outcomes require appropriate supporting evidence.
Award Suitability
The World Neuroscientists Awards is the event named in the supplied profile. Its official website should be consulted for current award categories, eligibility requirements, nomination procedures, assessment criteria, deadlines, and any editorial or committee appointments. World Neuroscientists Awards official website.
Potential relevance to a neuroscience recognition programme can be evaluated using evidence of research quality, originality, contribution to the field, scholarly communication, ethical conduct, and service to the scientific community. The appropriateness of a particular award category depends on the official criteria and on documented achievements.
The title of this page, “Editorial Board Member,” is used as the requested article title. It should not be taken as independent confirmation of a current or past editorial appointment. Before publication, the appointing journal or organisation, appointment dates, role description, and official confirmation should be added where available. Likewise, inclusion of a researcher profile on this page does not establish award nomination, selection, or receipt of an award.
Conclusion
The supplied information identifies Sajjad Salari as a researcher affiliated with Ilam University of Medical Sciences in Iran, with cellular neuroscience listed as the subject area. The Scopus Author ID and ORCID iD provide useful starting points for checking scholarly identity and publication records. [1] [2]
A complete and reliable academic recognition profile should combine verified biographical details, confirmed publications, accurate bibliometric data, and evidence of editorial or professional service. Final publication should follow source verification and should clearly distinguish established facts from general descriptions of the field or criteria that may be relevant to recognition.
External Links
References
The following sources provide researcher-identity links and scientific background. Database information and individual publication records should be checked directly before making claims about bibliometric performance or editorial appointments.
- Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Sajjad Salari, Author ID 37038485800. Scopus.
https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=37038485800
- ORCID. (n.d.). Sajjad Salari: ORCID researcher identifier 0000-0001-6892-2544. ORCID.
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6892-2544
- Kandel, E. R., Koester, J. D., Mack, S. H., & Siegelbaum, S. A., eds. (2021). Principles of Neural Science (6th ed.). McGraw Hill. This textbook provides foundational coverage of neuronal and cellular mechanisms in nervous-system function.
https://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/book.aspx?bookID=3024
- Crossref. (n.d.). Crossref Search: scholarly metadata and DOI records. Crossref.
https://search.crossref.org/
- World Neuroscientists Awards. (n.d.). Official event website. Consult the official website for current programme information and applicable recognition criteria.
https://neuroscientists.net/
Editorial note: This article is a structured academic profile based on the supplied details. Before public release, verify the researcher’s identity, current affiliation, publication list, bibliometric indicators, editorial role, and any award-related claims against authoritative records. The presence of links or general scientific background does not independently establish personal achievements, editorial appointments, or award status.