Dr Mohamed Abdallah has a wide experience in applying various mass spectrometric techniques for analysis of trace levels of environmental contaminants in biotic and abiotic matrices including different human tissues. He has also made contributions to the field of human exposure to persistent organic pollutants using various exposure and pharmacokinetic models.
Ph.D of Environmental Chemistry- University of Birmingham, UK. 2010
M.Sc of Pharmaceutical Analytical Chemistry- Assiut University, Egypt. 2003
B.Sc of Pharmaceutical Sciences- Assiut University, Egypt. 2000
Dr Mohamed Abdallah finished his bachelor studies in pharmaceutical sciences in Egypt. He then completed a taught/research masters in analytical chemistry studying the proper methods for analysis of fluoroquinolone anti-biotics in different human tissues. During his masters studies, Dr Abdallah gained theoretical and practical experience in advanced chromatographic and spectroscopic techniques in addition to applying mathematical pharmacokinetic models to predict the in vivo levels of drug doses administered via different routes in hypertensive patients. His research during the master studies resulted in 2 peer-reviwed publications in international scientific journals.
Dr Abdallah, was awarded his Ph.D from the University of Birmingham in February 2010. During his Ph.D studies, he published 19 papers in high-impact peer-reviewed journals (including 5 as corresponding author). He also participated in several international conferences with 8 oral presentations, 4 poster presentations and 26 contributions as a co-author and won two prizes for his distinguished research.
Subsequently, He took a job as a lecturer in Assiut University, Egypt, where he continued his research in the environmental health fields, published in high-impact peer-reviewed Journals (6 publications in the past 2 years) and continued his collaboration with various international research groups via a Marie-Curie Staff Exchange Scheme, before coming back to the University of Birmingham as a Marie-Curie Research Fellow.
Dr Abdallah is currently supervising 2 masters students and 1 PhD student in Assiut University, Egypt and 2 PhD students in the University of Birmingham, UK.