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Abdulshakour Mohammadnia (Shakour) obtained his BSc and MSc in general biology and cell and molecular biology in Iran from 2008 to 2015. His research during this time focused on stem cells and computational biology. For his PhD, he specialized in generating cell models using CRISPR technologies to study pediatric brain tumors under Prof. Nada Jabado's supervision at RI_MUHC, McGill University (2016-2022). Throughout his PhD, in addition to contribution to the field, Shakour has developed expertise in cancer biology, epigenetics, signaling pathways, and various wet lab techniques. After completing his PhD, Shakour pursued a postdoctoral position to expand his knowledge in neuroscience. He joined the labs of Profs Alyson Fournier and Jack Antel at the Montreal Neurological Institute to investigate multiple sclerosis (MS). His research involves exploring extracellular vesicles as potential biomarkers for progressive forms of MS, along with conducting comprehensive bioinformatic analyses of sequencing datasets obtained from patients, cell models, and animal models. Beyond his academic pursuits, Shakour has a wide range of interests. He is passionate about plants, engages in content creation, explores topics in cosmology and geopolitics, and finds solace in reading.