José-Noel Ibrahim, a Lebanese national born on January 1, 1988, is a highly accomplished individual with a Ph.D. in Biology, Medicine, and Health, specializing in ImmunoGenetics, Cellular, and Molecular Biology. Currently serving as a Full-time Assistant Professor in Genetics at the Lebanese American University (LAU), Ibrahim is fluent in Arabic, English, and French. His technical expertise spans various domains, including cellular and molecular biology, biochemistry, microbiology, and animal manipulation. Beyond academia, he has demonstrated strong communication, adaptability, and management skills.
Author Metrics:
Ibrahim’s author metrics reflect a consistent and impactful presence in the scientific community, showcasing his contributions to various fields within biology and medicine.
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- Citations: 197 citations from 193 documents.
- Documents: 16 documents authored by José Noel Ibrahim.
- h-index: 8 (h-index is a metric that quantifies both the productivity and impact of a researcher’s work; it is the number of papers with citation number ≥ h).
Education:
Ibrahim’s academic journey includes a Ph.D. in Biology with a very honorable mention from the Doctoral School of Science and Technology, Lebanese University, and the Doctoral School of Bio-Health, University of Poitiers, France. He also holds a Master 2 Research in Genomic and Health and a Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science, both from the Lebanese University.
Research Focus:
His research focus revolves around ImmunoGenetics, Cellular and Molecular Biology, with notable contributions in areas such as familial Mediterranean fever, emotional expressivity during the COVID-19 lockdown, and anxiety symptoms among health-care students in Lebanon.
Professional Journey:
Ibrahim’s professional journey includes roles such as Assistant Professor, Head of the Medical Laboratory Sciences Department, and Chairperson of the Faculty of Public Health at various Lebanese institutions. Notably, he served as Chairperson at the Lebanese German University and as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Public Health II, Lebanese University.
Honors & Awards:
His academic achievements include achieving a very honorable mention for his Ph.D. and obtaining a good mention for his Master’s in Genomic and Health.
Publications Top Noted & Contributions:
Ibrahim has made significant contributions to scientific literature with publications in reputed journals. His work covers a diverse range of topics, including familial Mediterranean fever, lifestyle changes during COVID-19, anxiety among health-care students, and the impact of paternity testing in Lebanon.
Research Timeline:
Starting from his Master’s degree in 2010 to his current position as an Assistant Professor, Ibrahim’s research timeline demonstrates a continuous and evolving engagement with diverse scientific topics, showcasing his dedication to advancing knowledge in his field.
