The Microbiome’s Impact on the Brain A Paradigm Shift in Neurodegenerative Research

Md. Habibur Rahman, RPh, Ph.D.

Md. Habibur Rahman is a Registered Pharmacist and a member of the Novel Global Community Education Foundation (Australia). He earned his Ph.D. in Medical Science and has contributed his expertise to several leading pharmaceutical organizations. His research is primarily focused on neuroscience, particularly the molecular mechanisms underlying clinical dementia, with emphasis on biomarker discovery and targeted diagnostic strategies. In addition to his neuroscience work, Dr. Rahman is an expert in molecular biology, with extensive experience in gene expression analysis, oxidative stress pathways, and neuroinflammation. He has been recognized among the top 2% of scientists worldwide (Stanford University, citation-based global ranking) for his impactful contributions. Dr. Rahman is also an active scientific communicator and public speaker, frequently presenting at international conferences and academic forums. He serves as a peer reviewer for several high-impact journals and is involved in multiple ongoing research collaborations in neuroscience and molecular medicine.

MUHASINA KM, M Pharm, Ph D 



Department of Pharmaceutical Analysis, Prime College of Pharmacy, Palakkad, Kerala, India.

Dr Muhasina K M is a dedicated academician and researcher currently serving as an Associate Professor at Prime College of Pharmacy, affiliated with Kerala University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy Council of India, shaping the next generation of pharmacy professionals through her expertise and commitment to excellence. With a strong academic foundation and specialisation in the field, she has developed a keen research interest in novel drug delivery systems, natural-product-based therapeutics and cancer biology. Her scholarly work reflects a balance of scientific rigour and innovative thinking, contributing to the advancement of Pharmacy education and applied research. 

She has actively participated in various conferences and gained loud applause for her research contributions, and she is actively engaged in interdisciplinary research communities. Her contributions extend beyond academics into mentorship and curriculum development, where she emphasises hands-on learning, critical thinking and research curiosity among students. As an aspiring academician and researcher, she continues to explore emerging trends in pharmaceutical sciences, with a vision to support evidence-based advancement in health care.