Peer Review Co-lead

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Mohamed Sherif is a clinical researcher based in Mansoura, Egypt, with a strong foundation in clinical medicine and a focused academic interest in radiology, medical research, and healthcare education. He earned his MBBCh from the Faculty of Medicine, Mansoura University, and completed a full-time elective in clinical radiology at Mansoura University Hospitals, gaining broad exposure to diagnostic and interventional radiology across multiple subspecialties.

He is actively involved in international, multicenter research collaborations and has contributed to high-impact publications in peer-reviewed journals, including The Lancet Global Health, BMJ Global Health, BMC Pulmonary Medicine, and the Journal of Ultrasound. His research portfolio spans radiology, surgery, oncology, and health systems, with ongoing work in radiomics, pediatric CT dose optimization, interventional outcomes, and AI applications in imaging.

He serves as a peer reviewer for leading medical journals and has assessed abstracts for major international conferences such as RSNA, ASNR, ACC, and RCOG. He is also deeply engaged in education, having founded a radiology conference and led structured research training programs for early-career physicians.

An active member of over 10 international professional societies, he is committed to evidence-based practice, mentorship, and advancing global collaborative research.