Alireza Kamali-Asl | Neuroimaging | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Alireza Kamali-Asl | Neuroimaging | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Alireza Kamali-Asl | Freelance organization | United Kingdom

Professor Alireza Kamaliasl is a distinguished expert in medical radiation engineering and serves as the Director of the Medical Imaging Instruments Laboratory and Head of Molecular Imaging Modality. With over two decades of experience in healthcare technology and molecular imaging, he has made pioneering contributions to the design, simulation, and manufacture of advanced medical imaging instruments across modalities such as SPECT, PET, CT, and radiography. His interdisciplinary research integrates mathematical modeling, computational analysis, and clinical collaboration to enhance diagnostic and theranostic imaging systems. Professor Kamaliasl has authored more than 150 publications in top-tier international journals and conferences, achieving an h-index of 28, with over 3,800 citations and 160 research documents indexed in global databases. He has successfully supervised more than 45 postgraduate research projects, fostering innovation and leadership in radiological sciences. His expertise spans radio-isotopic imaging, system performance optimization, radiation shielding, device calibration, and preventive maintenance management. Recognized for his role as a visionary mentor and strategic planner, Professor Kamaliasl continues to advance multimodality molecular imaging and medical instrumentation, bridging the gap between engineering innovation and clinical application to improve diagnostic precision and therapeutic outcomes.

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Featured Publications

  1. Habibzadeh, M. A., Ay, M. R., Kamali-Asl, A. R., Ghadiri, H., & Zaidi, H. (2012). Impact of miscentering on patient dose and image noise in X-ray CT imaging: Phantom and clinical studies. Physica Medica, 28(3), 191–199.

  2. Aghakhan Olia, N., Kamali-Asl, A., Hariri Tabrizi, S., Geramifar, P., et al. (2022). Deep learning–based denoising of low-dose SPECT myocardial perfusion images: Quantitative assessment and clinical performance. European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, 49(5), 1508–1522.

  3. Arefan, D., Talebpour, A., Ahmadinejhad, N., & Kamali-Asl, A. (2015). Automatic breast density classification using neural network. Journal of Instrumentation, 10(12), T12002.

  4. Poorbaygi, H., Aghamiri, S. M. R., Sheibani, S., Kamali-Asl, A., et al. (2011). Production of glass microspheres comprising 90Y and 177Lu for treating hepatic tumors with SPECT imaging capabilities. Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 69(10), 1407–1414.

  5. Khazaee Moghadam, M., Kamali-Asl, A., Geramifar, P., & Zaidi, H. (2016). Evaluating the application of tissue-specific dose kernels instead of water dose kernels in internal dosimetry: A Monte Carlo study. Cancer Biotherapy and Radiopharmaceuticals, 31(10), 367–379.*

Karim Abbasian | Functional Brain Connectivity | Excellence in Research

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Assist Prof Dr.Karim Abbasian | Functional Brain Connectivity | Excellence in Research

Assist Prof Dr. Karim Abbasian University of Tabriz Iran

Dr. Karim Abbasian is an Associate Professor at the University of Tabriz, specializing in optical systems, quantum electronics, and nanophotonics. With a PhD in Optical Integrated Circuit Design, he has over 55 peer-reviewed publications and extensive teaching experience in advanced topics like Quantum Optics and Nanotechnology. His research focuses on all-optical systems, solar cells, and biosensors. Dr. Abbasian has held key administrative roles, including Rector of University of Bonab, and has been recognized for his contributions to research and teaching. His work is instrumental in advancing optical and quantum technologies for future applications.

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Academic Position

Current Role: Associate Professor, Faculty of Electrical & Computer Engineering, University of Tabriz

Educational Background

Ph.D. in Optical Integrated Circuit Design from University of Tabriz, 2008Thesis: Electromagnetically Induced Transparency (EIT) for Realization of All-Optical Systems.M.Sc. in Electronic Engineering, University of Tarbiat Modarres, 1997.Thesis: On-Line Recognition of Handwritten Farsi Characters.B.Sc. in Electronic Engineering, University of Urumieh, 1994.

Teaching Experience

Courses taught at undergraduate, master’s, and PhD levels include:Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), NanoPhotonics, Quantum Electronics, NanoElectronics, BioElectromagnetics, Quantum Optics, and more.

Research Interests

All-Optical Systems and Devices.Plasmonic and Nanophotonic Systems.Quantum Computing, Semiconductor Nanocrystals.Solar Cell Design, Optical Biosensors.Electromagnetic Fields in Tissue Engineering.Quantum Electronics, Quantum Cellular Automata.

Administrative Roles

Rector, University of Bonab (2017-2019).Dean, Faculty at University of Bonab (2002-2005).Vice Dean at University of Tabriz and University of Bonab (1999-2005).

Honors & Awards

Distinguished Researcher at University of Tabriz (2009, 2011, 2014).Distinguished Teacher at University of Tabriz (2010)Multiple employment grades for research and management excellence (2011, 2019)

📚 Publications

  • Ultra-fast all-optical plasmonic switching in near infra-red spectrum using a Kerr nonlinear ring resonator
    T. Nurmohammadi, K. Abbasian, R. Yadipour
    Optics Communications, 2018

 

  • All-optical analog-to-digital converter based on Kerr effect in photonic crystal
    D. Jafari, T. Nurmohammadi, M.J. Asadi, K. Abbasian
    Optics & Laser Technology, 2018

 

  • A proposal for a demultiplexer based on plasmonic metal–insulator–metal waveguide-coupled ring resonator operating in near-infrared spectrum
    T. Nurmohammadi, K. Abbasian, R. Yadipour
    Optik, 2017

 

  • Long wavelength infrared photodetector design based on electromagnetically induced transparency
    M. Zyaei, H.R. Saghai, K. Abbasian, A. Rostami
    Optics Communications, 2008

 

  • Low voltage, high modulation depth graphene THz modulator employing Fabry–Perot resonance in a metal/dielectric/graphene sandwich structure
    B. Jafari, H. Soofi, K. Abbasian
    Optics Communications, 2020

 

  • Modeling and analysis of room-temperature silicon quantum dot-based single-electron transistor logic gates
    M. Miralaie, M. Leilaeioun, K. Abbasian, M. Hasani
    Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience, 2014

 

  • Ultra-fast all-optical plasmon induced transparency in a metal–insulator–metal waveguide containing two Kerr nonlinear ring resonators
    T. Nurmohammadi, K. Abbasian, R. Yadipour
    Journal of Optics, 2018

 

  • Efficiency optimization in a rainbow quantum dot Solar cell
    A. Rostami, K. Abbasian, N. Gorji
    International Journal on Technical and Physical Problems of Engineering, 2011

 

  • A novel proposal for ultra-high resolution and compact optical displacement sensor based on electromagnetically induced transparency in ring resonator
    R. Yadipour, K. Abbasian, A. Rostami, Z. Koozekanani
    Progress In Electromagnetics Research, 2007

 

  • Analytical modeling of quality factor for shell type microsphere resonators
    R. Talebi, K. Abbasian, A. Rostami
    Progress In Electromagnetics Research B, 2011

 

  • All-optical tunable mirror design using electromagnetically induced transparency
    K. Abbasian, A. Rostami, Z. Koozekanani
    Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, 2008

 

  • A three-core hybrid plasmonic polarization splitter designing based on the hybrid plasmonic waveguide for utilizing in optical integrated circuits
    L. Shirafkan Dizaj, K. Abbasian, T. Nurmohammadi
    Plasmonics, 2020

Conclusion

Dr. Karim Abbasian’s extensive academic and research career highlights his significant contributions to the fields of optics, photonics, and nanotechnology. His leadership roles and innovative research on all-optical systems, solar cells, and biosensors underscore his commitment to advancing both theoretical knowledge and practical applications. His achievements, including numerous publications and teaching excellence, place him as a prominent figure in the scientific community. Dr. Abbasian’s work continues to shape the future of optical and quantum technologies, driving progress in critical areas that have wide-reaching implications for science and industry.