Dr Abdelali Haoudi is the Vice President for Research at Qatar Foundation. Prior to joining Qatar Foundation, Dr Haoudi’s main research interests were centered around the molecular basis and the development of therapeutic approaches for cancer, viral oncology and functional genomics (proteomics). He has held different positions as a Scientist, Visiting Scientist, or Professor in some of the leading biomedical research institutes worldwide, including Pasteur Institute (France), National Institutes of Health (USA), Harvard Institute of Proteomics at Harvard Medical School (USA), the University of Virginia Medical School’s Center for AIDS and Human Retroviruses Diseases and Eastern Virginia Medical School (USA).
In 2001, Dr Haoudi founded the Journal of Biomedicine and Biotechnology. This journal is listed on many important international science databases, including PubMed. Dr Haoudi’s other achievements include founding the International Council of Biomedicine and Biotechnology, USA with the main mission of promoting and supporting biomedical research and biotechnology in developing countries.
Dr Haoudi holds a Doctorate degree in Cellular and Molecular Genetics, and a Master of Science (Honors) degree in Human, Quantitative and Population Genetics, from Paris VI and Paris XI University, France.
In 2006, Dr Haoudi was elected as a member of the National Royal Academy of Sciences and Technology. |
