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Name & Family name: Mastooreh Doustdar DOB: 1980.9.16 Marital Status: Single ID number & place of birth: 1543- Tabriz Home Address: No. 197, Next to Alvandi, 12 Farvardin St. Across University of Tehran. Tehran. P.O.Box: 1314843115 Contact: +98-9122471731- +9821- 66465585 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Employment position: Faculty member and assistant professor of Iranian Fisheries Research Organization Address: Tehran-Karaj Highway, Exit Paykan Shahr, Sarvenaz Ave. Sarve Azad Ave., West 8th St., Iranian Fisheries Research Organization Tehran, Iran, P.O.Box: 14155-6116 Contact: +9821- 44787954 Education : Year Subject of Study University Degree University 2002-2006 Iranian physical Natural-Resources- oceanography. Engineering (Fishery) Bachelor Islamic Azad University- Islamic Azad 2010-2012 Natural-Resources- University،Science Engineering (Fishery) Master And Research Branch Islamic Azad 2014-2017 Marine Biology- University،Science Study of organisms in PhD And Research Branch the sea PhD thesis: Identification species of Acanthopagrus (family: Sparidae) and stock identification of dominant species in the Persian Gulf and Oman Sea using geometric morphometry and otolith Review-scientific article: Journal Article Row Journal of Introduction of new native Aphanius species in Iran 1 Ornamental Aquatics Introducing Barbus lacerta fish for keeping in Journal of aquarium 2 Ornamental Aquatics Identification and introduction of ornamental fishes in Journal of Persian Gulf Martyrs pond (Chitgar) Tehran 3 Ornamental Aquatics Innovation and discoveries: Confirmed Research finding Row Organization year Scientific board of Identifying species of Dissodinium, Iranian Fisheries pseudolunula Newsletter 2009 1 Science Research and announcing them in Ifro Institute (IFRO) Newsletter for the first time. Scientific articles derived from master dissertation and PhD thesis: Journal Article Row Investigating reproduction and sexual maturation Iranian Scientific Fisheries Journal duration of False Trevally 1 in the coastal waters of Oman Sea Studying The Natural food diet of False Trevally Journal of Veterinary Medicine (Islamic Azad (Lactarius lactarius )in the University- Sanandaj Branch) coastal waters of the 2 Oman Sea Morphology of swim bladder in false travelly Iranian Scientific Fisheries Journal (Lactarius lactarius) 3 Stock identification of Arabian yellow fin Sea bream (Acanthopagrus arabicus) by using shape Iranian Scientific Fisheries Journal 4 of otolith in the Northern Persian Gulf &Oman Sea ISI & ISC articles published in national and international Journals: Investigation of population Journal of structure of phytoplankton and its Environmental physical and chemical effects on Iran Science and 2016 their progression in natural water 1 Technology reservoirs of Marzanabad pond (Quarterly) Native fish species in inland water resources of Iran capable Journal of of introduction to ornamental Marine Science fish industry Iran and & 2013 2 Technology Research Scientific Physical and chemical factors Journal of determination of Mohammadiye Iran 2014 Iranian channel water in order to 3 Fisheries aquaculture purposes Quarterly journal of Trophic Status of Marzanabad fisheries ( pond of Babol based on the Carlson Index Islamic Azad Iran university.Azad 2012 4 shahr branch) Determination of heavy metals, Journal of agricultural pesticides and Animal Iran microbial contaminations of 2015 Environment 5 Mohammadiye Channel water (Quarterly) for fish culture Scientific Introduce of metallic pollutant Journal of reducing bacteria 2015 Iran 6 Iranian Fisheries Morphometric and Meristic study Journal of on Luciobarbus brachycephalus Marine Biology and Luciobarbus capito Iran (Islamic Azad 2015 7 University. Ahvaz Branch) Trophic status of a shallow lake World applied (north of Iran) based on the water Iran 2011 science quality and the phytoplankton 8 community Ichthyofauna of Gahar lake and Iranian journal Gahar river in Lorestan province Iran of fisheries 2014 of Iran 9 science Ichthyotoxim in Capoeta capoeta Iranian journal gracilis from west of Urmia Iran of fisheries 2012 (Marmisho lake) Iran 10 science Identification, distribution, Iranian journal abundance and species 2015 Iran of fisheries composition of fish in the Chitgar 11 science Lake (Tehran province of Iran ) Scientific Creation and promotion Iranian Journal of fisheries research institute Iran 2016 Iranian laboratories data base 12 Fisheries Influence of proper site selection Journal of for Rainbow trout fish production 2017 Iran Aquacultural in important riverbank of Anzali 13 Development lagoon Monitoring of water quality and Scientific Eutrophication phenomenon in Journal of Sanandaj release dam using impact Iran 2017 Iranian of water quality of Iran and 14 Fisheries Carlson's index Morphometric and meristic Iranian journal comparison between two similar 2017 Iran of fisheries species of Leu ciobarbus barbulus 15 science and Leuciobarbus pectoralis Significant articles presented in reliable scientific conferences : Location Article Conference Date Row try City Coun Identification and The first distribution of Langar national river fish in height of congress on 1-2 June Kiasar in Mazandaran Sari Iran 1 regional 2010 Province ecology of Caspian Sea Investigation of two index The first systems in planktonic national seaweeds algae for congress on 1-2 June assessing the quality Sari Iran 2 regional 2010 condition of natural ecology of reservoir of Marzanabad Caspian Sea Investigation of diversity The first and distribution of Green- national blue seaweed and algae congress on 1-2 June Sari Iran 3 population in natural regional 2010 reservoirs of Marzanabad ecology of Caspian Sea The first Assessment of the role of national river in resources congress on 1-2 June restoration and sustainable Sari Iran 4 regional 2010 exploitation of fishes in ecology of Caspian Sea Caspian Sea The first Determining measurement national of standard spring for congress on 30 Nov- 2 Chabahar Iran 5 sampling False trevally biology of Dec 2010 Oman Sea The first Identification and national biodiversity of fish species 29-30 congress on of Tigris river basin Anzali Iran November 6 Iran 2011 Aquaculture Comparison of formalin and hydrogen peroxide The first effects on surface pollution national 29-30 and changing of some congress on Anzali Iran November 7 physiochemical parameters Iran 2011 during treatment Aquaculture The first Identification and national introduction of conference 14-16 Dissodinium pseudolunula on Phycology Tehran Iran September 8 species in south Caspian of Iran 2011 basin The first national 14-16 Assessing algal bloom event conference Tehran Iran September 9 in the Caspian Sea on Phycology 2011 of Iran Time – place fluctuation of The first neurotoxin-producing national 14-16 algae in Iranian coasts of Tehran Iran conference September 10 southern basin of Caspian on Phycology 2011 Sea of Iran Trophic status of marzanabad pond of babol The first 14-16 based on the Carlson index Tehran Iran national September 11 conference 2011 on Phycology of Iran Investigation on the effect The first of physical and chemical national 14-16 parameters on population Tehran Iran conference September 12 sequence of phytoplankton on Phycology 2011 in the Marzanabad (Babol) of Iran pond Assessment of significant The second factors on species national composition and conference 10-12 biodiversity of fishes in Lahijan Iran on fisheries 13 May 2011 lake of Shahid Kazemi and aquatic dam animals in Iran The second Identification and survey national on abundance of Fauna conference 10-12 fishes in lake of Gavshan Lahijan Iran on fisheries 14 May 2011 dam and aquatic animals in Iran Quality and quantity assessment of planktonic Regional population structure of conference 29 May green algae in natural Ghaemshahr Iran 15 on living in 2011 reservoir of Marzanabad ( environment Babol) The 17th national & 5th international Identification and Iranian assessment of the species 4-6 biology composition of the fish Kerman Iran September 16 conference population in the lake 2012 behind the Halil dam The 2nd 30-31 A survey on influence of national Sari Iran October 17 rivers leaded to the conference 2012 southern basin of Caspian on the Sea on distribution of Caspian sea phytoplankton biomas fisheries resources The first national The necessity of preserving conference 12-13 migrant fishes in south on fisheries Bandarabass Iran December 18 Caspian basin and aquatic 2012 animals in Iran Effect of unfavorable The second factors on species 19-20 conference of composition and Basreh Iraq December 19 agricultural biodiversity of Caspian 2011 sciences south basin rivers The second Identification of fishes in 19-20 conference of west Azerbaijan province Basreh Iraq December 20 agricultural )northern water sources) 2011 sciences The 4th A survey on species Iraninan 20-21 belonging to Mashhad Iran conference 21 July 2016 Leuciscusbarbus in Iran of Ichthyology International Conference The use of inland brackish 5-6 on the future waters of Iran for sturgeon Rasht Iran September 22 of Sturgeon culture 2016 Aquaculture International Conservation of Caspian Conference 6-5 south basin rivers for on the future Rasht Iran September 23 sustainable fish of Sturgeon 2016 exploitation Aquaculture Essential factors for site selection and propagation National and 1-3 of thermal and cold-water Ahvaz Iran regional March 24 fishes conference of 2016 Mariculture- sustainable development of cage culture Participation in
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