Editorial Team

Conference Proceedings Series Summary

International Journal of Biotechnology and Computational Science (IJBCS)

The Conference Proceedings Series of the International Journal of Biotechnology and Computational Science (IJBCS) provides a dedicated platform for publishing peer-reviewed articles that originate from academic conferences, workshops, and symposia. The series is designed to ensure that high-quality research presented at scholarly events is preserved, disseminated, and made openly accessible to the global scientific community.

Each proceedings volume is curated in collaboration with conference organizers and undergoes rigorous editorial and peer review to maintain the journal’s academic standards. Submissions must fall within the journal's thematic scope, covering areas such as agricultural biotechnology, bioinformatics, pharmaceutical biotechnology, software development in computational biology, and related interdisciplinary topics.

Editorial and Management Team

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  • Editor-In-Chief Dr. Aziz ur Rehman, M.D.

    • Position: Chief Medical Officer

    • Institution: Keystone Pharmacogenomics, USA

    • Contact Information: aziz.ur.rehman@keystonepharm.com

    • Webpage: N/A

    • Research Interests: Pharmaceutical quality optimization, clinical trials, regulatory affairs.

    • Academic Background: N/A

    • Professional Expertise: Extensive experience in drug safety, regulatory compliance, and clinical trials. Expertise in drug development and regulatory reporting for pharmaceutical products. Expertise in FDA, EMA regulations, clinical studies, and pharmaceutical research.

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  • Editor-In-Chief  Prof. Dr. Ihosvany Camps, PhD

    • Current Position:
      Full Professor of Physics

    • Institution:
      Department of Physics, Federal University of Alfenas, Alfenas, MG, Brazil

    • Contact Email:
      icamps@unifal-mg.edu.br

    • Webpage:
      https://pessoas.unifal-mg.edu.br/camps

    • Research Interests:

      • Theoretical study of thermal, electrical, and electronic properties of nanostructures and nanodevices

      • Molecular modeling of organic and inorganic systems

      • Drug design (rational drug design, fragment-based drug design, de novo design)

      • Molecular docking and molecular dynamics

      • Studies on polymorphism of pharmaceutical solids

    • Academic Background:

      • B.Sc. in Physics, 1995 – Physics Faculty, University of Havana, Cuba

      • M.Sc. in Physics, 1996 – Physics Faculty, University of Havana, Cuba

      • Ph.D. in Physics, 2001 – Physics Institute, Fluminense Federal University, Brazil

    • Professional Expertise:

      • Theoretical studies of nanoscale materials and devices

      • Advanced molecular modeling for pharmaceutical and materials science applications

      • Extensive work in rational drug design, molecular docking, molecular dynamics, and structural biology

      • Peer reviewer for leading scientific journals by Elsevier, Wiley, Springer Nature, Taylor & Francis, and MDPI

      • Recognized for maintaining scholarly research quality through editorial and review contributions

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  • Editor-In-Chief Dr. Mohamed Soliman Elshikh

    • Position: PhD Researcher

    • Institution: King Saud University, College of Science, Botany and Microbiology Department, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

    • Contact Information: melshikh@ksu.edu.sa

    • Webpage: N/A

    • Research Interests: Molecular characterization of medicinal plants, Nano applications, conservation of natural resources.

    • Academic Background:

      • Master's degree (2016) and PhD (2020) in Plant Taxonomy and Bioinformatics from King Saud University.

    • Professional Expertise:
      Published over 120 papers in ISI journals. Peer reviewer for reputed international journals including Elsevier, Taylor-Francis, and Wiley.

  • Editorial Board Member

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  • Dr. Ahmed Hassen Shntaif, PhD

    • Current Position:
      Assistant Professor of Chemistry

    • Institution:
      Department of Chemistry, University of Babylon, Al-Hilla, Iraq

    • Contact Email:
      wsc.ahmed.hassan@uobabulon.edu.iq

    • Webpage:
      https://encsg.uobabylon.edu.iq/staff_profile.aspx?staff=1763

    • Research Interests:

      • Organic Chemistry

      • Molecular Docking

      • Molecular Dynamics Studies

      • Drug Discovery

    • Academic Background:

      • B.Sc. in Chemistry, 2002 – College of Science, Babylon University

      • M.Sc. in Organic Chemistry, 2013 – Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Istanbul University

      • Ph.D. in Chemistry – Faculty of Education, Al-Qadisiyah University

    • Professional Expertise:

      • Organic synthesis and advanced theoretical studies

      • Molecular modeling of organic systems

      • Applications in pharmaceutical sciences

      • Rational drug design, molecular docking, and molecular dynamics simulations

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  • Dr. Mohammed Idaan ALMAJIDI, PhD

    • Current Position:
      Lecturer of Chemistry

    • Institution:
      Department of Chemistry, College of Science for Women, University of Babylon, Al-Hilla 51002, Iraq

    • Contact Email:
      wsci.mohammed.almajidi@uobabylon.edu.iq

    • Webpage:
      https://csg.uobabylon.edu.iq/staff_research.aspx?staff=1771

    • Research Interests:

      • Bioanalytical Chemistry

      • Bioconjugates

      • Chromatography

      • Molecular Dynamics (MD) Simulations

      • Synthetic and Organic Chemistry

    • Academic Background:

      • B.Sc. in Chemistry, 2005 – College of Science, University of Babylon

      • M.Sc. in Analytical Chemistry, 2013 – Moscow Lomonosov University

      • Ph.D. in Synthetic, Organic, and Biomolecular Chemistry, 2021 – Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary

    • Professional Expertise:

      • Design and development of bioconjugates for therapeutic and diagnostic use

      • Advanced theoretical studies and molecular simulations

      • Expertise in computational drug discovery and lead compound optimization

      • Proficient in modeling molecular interactions and predicting pharmacological behavior