Mohammed Albedhawi is an Associate Professor at the University of Baghdad. His research focuses on cancer biology, cancer stem cells, molecular genetics, immunostaining, bioinformatics include sequancing and molecular docking. His work aims to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying tumor initiation, progression, and stem cell–driven resistance, with the goal of identifying novel diagnostic and therapeutic targets. He combines experimental molecular approaches with computational tools, including multiomic bioinformatics analysis, to screen and evaluate potential therapeutic compounds and cancer-associated targets. He has contributed to research in molecular genetics and immuno-based detection methods, and has supervised and published work in these fields.

PhD in Stem Cells and Molecular Genetics, United Kingdom, 2018

MSc in Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, 2004

Participated in numerous international scientific activities and global conferences. Appointed as a member of the National Higher Committee for Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cells, Ministry of Health, for more than 7 years. Supervised 7 MSc students

Supervised 4 PhD students

Supervised 11 Higher Diploma students

Teaching (Postgraduate Courses)

Bioinformatics – MSc and PhD students

DNA Damage – MSc and PhD students

Molecular Genetics – Higher Diploma students

Appointed as a member of the National Higher Committee for Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cells, Ministry of Health, for more than 7 years.