Mohamed ShehataFaculty of Medicine,
University of Cologne,
Cologne,
Germany
Biography
Dr. med. Shehata is a medical researcher (clinical and molecular). He received his medical degree
(MBBCh) from Cairo university in 2005, followed by a three years master degree in basic medical
sciences (2007-2010) including medical biochemistry, molecular biology, microbiology and
immunology. He worked as a clinician in the fields of stem cells transplantation and cardiology
before he came to Germany to focus on molecular and translational medicine. In Hanover medical
school, he received an adequate research training on the polarity disturbance of renal epithelial cells
in polycystic kidney disease, followed by obtaining his MD degree in cellular cryopreservation
from the university of Cologne, applying two different cellular cryopreservation techniques and
performing cellular biology experiments. Dr. Shehata developed a considerable number of
innovative ideas in the fields of solid organ transplantation and translational medicine. Currently, he
works as a clinician in Germany and has more than 35 international publications in highly reputed
peer reviewed medical journals, in addition to 2 academic medical books and 4 medical patents.
Research Interest
Clinical Medicine and Surgery