Mohammed M Saifuddin

Head Of Vector Core, Gene Therapy Development For Rare Diseases

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Location:

4441 George Mason Blvd, Fairfax, VA 22030

Industry:

Biotechnology

Work:

George Mason University - Manassas, Virginia since Jan 2013
Principal Scientist, National Center for Biodefense & Infectious Diseases
Center for Scientific Review, NIH - Bethesda, Maryland since Mar 2003
Consultant/Proposals Reviewer
George Washington University - Washington D.C. Jan 2008 - Dec 2012
Adjunct Associate Professor
CONRAD, Eastern Virginia Medical School - CONRAD, Eastern Virginia Medical School Dec 2002 - Dec 2012
Head of Virology & Associate Professor
Rush University Medical School - Chicago Jul 1996 - Nov 2002
Assistant Professor in Virology/Immunology

Education:

Massey University, New Zealand 1986 - 1990
Ph.D., Virology Bangladesh Agricultural University 1982 - 1983
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Science

Skills:

Virology
Immunology
Infectious Diseases
Biotechnology
Molecular Biology
In Vitro
Cell Culture
Vaccines
Animal Models
Cell
Assay Development
Transfection
Laboratory
Science
Biochemistry
Microbiology
Clinical Trials
Clinical Research
Clinical Development
Immunoassays
Flow Cytometry
Pcr
Western Blotting
Cell Biology
Elisa
Drug Discovery
Protein Chemistry
In Vivo
Hiv/Aids Research
Glp
Virology Laboratory Research
Drug Or Vaccine Development
Protein Expression
Lifesciences
Qpcr
Research Design and Management
Development of Disease Diagnostic Assays
Cell Culture Assays
Teaching Virology and Immunology
Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics
Cell Based Assays
Translational Research
Animal Models For Infectious Diseases
Antibody Production In Cells and Animals
Development of Laboratory Assays
Assay Development and In Vitro Evaluation
Training Laboratory Research Personnel
Diagnostics

Languages:

English
Bengali

Mohammed Saifuddin

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Mohammed Saifuddin Alexandria, VA

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Work:

National Center for Biodefense and Infectious Diseases

2013 to 2000
Principal Scientist Center for Scientific Review, NIH

2003 to 2000
Consultant CONRAD, Eastern Virginia Medical School
Washington, DC
2008 to 2012
Adjunct Associate Professor CONRAD, Eastern Virginia Medical School
Arlington, VA
2006 to 2012
Head of Virology Unit & Associate Professor CONRAD, Eastern Virginia Medical School
Arlington, VA
2002 to 2005
Research Coordinator & Assistant Professor Rush University Medical School
Chicago, IL
1995 to 2002
Assistant Professor Applied Biosystems, Molecular Diagnostics
Foster City, CA
2000 to 2001
Research Consultant UNICEF'S Vaccines Production Laboratory

1984 to 1985
Lead Scientist

Education:

Rush University Medical School
1994
doctorate in Immunology Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1992
doctorate in Research Massey University
1990
PhD in Virology Bangladesh Agricultural University
1983
MS in Microbiology Bangladesh Agricultural University
1981
Doctor in Veterinary Medicine

Mohammed Saifuddin Alexandria, VA

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Work:

University of George Washington

2008 to Present
Adjunct Associate Professor CONRAD, Eastern Virginia Medical School

2006 to Present
Associate Professor & Head of Virology Scientific Review, US National Institutes of Health

2003 to Present
Consultant, Center CONRAD, Eastern Virginia Medical School
Arlington, VA
2002 to 2005
Assistant Professor & Research Coordinator Department of Immunology/Microbiology, Rush University Medical School
Chicago, IL
1996 to 2002
Assistant Professor Department of Immunology/Microbiology, Rush University Medical School
Foster City, CA
2000 to 2001
Research Consultant Department of Immunology/Microbiology, Rush University, Chicago

1995 to 1996
Instructor UNICEF'S Vaccines Production Laboratory

1984 to 1985
Scientific Officer

Education:

Rush University
Chicago, IL
1992 to 1994
Molecular Immunology MIT
Cambridge, MA
Jan 1990 to Jan 1992
Molecular Virology Massey University in New Zealand
Jan 1986 to Jan 1990
PhD in Virology Bangladesh Agricultural University
1982 to 1983
MVSc in Microbiology Bangladesh Agricultural University
1977
DVM in Veterinary Medicine