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Curriculum Vitae Amira Saad Helal Hassenin, Phd Assistant Professor Curriculum Vitae Amira Saad Helal Hassenin, PhD Assistant professor, Infectious Diseases Zagazig University B.P:44519, Egypt Tel: 002-552-303-608 Fax: 002-552-283-683 amirasaad @zu.edu.eg [email protected] Education: · Bachelors in Veterinary Medical Sciences (B.V.M.Sc.), May 2002. Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Zagazig University. Very Good Grade with degree of Honor. · Master degree in Veterinary Medical Sciences (M.V.Sc.), Zagazig University,June 2006. · Decorate degree in Infectious Diseases-Veterinary Medical Science (PhD), Zagazig University, April 2012. RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS: - December 2002- July 2006: Demonstrator of infectious diseases, Department of Animal Medicine, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Zagazig University, Egypt. - July 2006- March 2012: Assistant lecturer of infectious diseases, Department of Animal Medicine, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Zagazig University, Egypt. - March 2010-December 2011: Research Scholarship in Department of Veterinary Population Medicine, Diagnostic Veterinary laboratory, Institute of Molecular biology, Veterinary College - University of Minnesota, USA. - May2012-Feb 2013: Visiting researcher in department of Molecular biology/Biotechnology, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Minnesota, USA. - Lecturer infectious diseases, Zagazig University 24 April 2012- Sept 2017. - Assistant Professor infectious diseases, Zagazig university 28 Sept 2017 until Now. Honors: · 2000and 2001: Awards of Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Zagazig University, for undergraduate scientific excellence. -2002 excellent grade in veterinary pathology in fifth degree student and be honor first student in my collage · 2003: Honor of Veterinary Syndicate, Zagazig, Egypt, for graduate scientificExcellence. · 2005: Honor of Veterinary Syndicate, Zagazig University, Egypt, for excellent demonstrator for graduate scientific. - 2007 Institute for leadership Development in Helwan Alexandria 2007 - 2008 leader ship student conference Zagazig &Alexendia university Grant and scholarship Awards: 2010: PhD joint scholarship 0602, from Egyptian Minstery of Higher Education and Scientific Research (MHESR), entitled Bacterial diseases causing diarrhea in horses. 2012-2016 post doctor Molecular Biology USAgrant . -Visiting Scholar Stanford university, Medical school project on “rodent model of chronic suppurative otitis media, investigating the pathogenesis, and testing the proof of concept of novel therapeutics in this model. Scientific symposia and seminars: From 1998 to 2002: 5 ZVSA symposia, Zagazig University, Egypt. Topics;Respiratory diseases of farm animals. · Dec 2002-june 2003 necropsy diagnosis of Salmonella& E.coli infection · June 2003- July 2004: pathological studies and necropsy of bovine for diagnosis BVD Disease, sheep necropsy cases for diagnosis Listeria Monocytogen · July 2005: Comparative study using PCR and immunohistochemistry in nasal swap and bacterial isolates culture of streptocoocus equi,Seminar , necropsy for Empyma and Purpura hemorrhagica in horse and donkey at department of animal medicine, veterinary collage, Zagazig university ,Egypt. · Oct 2008: Bacterial diseases causing diarrhea in foals, seminar at department of animal medicine, veterinary collage, Zagazig university ,Egypt. · Aug 2010: Advanced diagnosis of Lawsonia intracellularis as most important bacterial diseases causing diarrhea in equine, seminar at veterinary diagnostic laboratory, college of Veterinary Medicine, University of Minnesota, USA. Publication: · Amira, S.H. (2006): Some Studies on Strangles. Thesis of Master in Veterinary Medical Sciences fromZagazig University, Zagazig University Press. A. S. H. Hassenin1, C. J. Gebhart2 and S. M. Goyal2Development of a Universal IPMA Test to Detect Lawsonia Antibodies in Multiple Species UsingProtein A and GJournal of Applied Life Sciences International 14(1): 1-7, 2017; Article no.JALSI.32366ISSN: 2394-1103 · Amira, S.H., Goyal. Sagar ,Connie Gebhart comparsion of Elisa and IPMA tests for the detection of Anti-Lawsonia antibodies in horses International Journal of Advancements in Research & Technology, Volume 6, Issue 3, March-2017 17 ISSN 2278-7763 · - Retrospective study on the cause of bacterial diarrhea in horse in Minnesota (2010) Amira ,S.H.H.,A.Z.Durrani., Sagar,M.Goyal,F.H.Y.,A.M.S.,and A.A.Abou Zied. Research Journal of Animal Sciences, 4(2) 77-82 . Teaching Experience: Graduate students: Veterinary medical students; animal medicine, infectious diseases most bacterial , viral, parasitic diseases -Postgraduate students: in Diploma of farm animals, Diploma of infectious diseases and diploma of lab animals. - Teaching assistant Molecular Biology & Biology courses in population medicine department at University OF Minnesota Memberships in scientific societies: - Membership Academy scientific research 2008-till now - Clinical research associate-and their Applications, CRA, Egypt. - Veterinary Medical Association-Cairo university-Egypt .
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