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Assistant professor: Hind Osman E.
Sudan University of Science and Technology
Name
: Hind El Rayah Osman Musa.
Nationality
: Sudanese.
Social status
: Married + four children.
Language
: Arabic (mother tongue)
English fluent
P.O. Box 204 Khartoum-North, Sudan University of Science and Technology.
E mail: hmmhmm12345@yahoo.com; hindosman@sustech.edu
Mobile phone: +249 0907540527
Education Career
2013:
PhD in veterinary pathology and microbiology. University of Khartoum,
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Pathology Department. Title of the thesis:
Pathological and Bacteriological Studies on Caprine and Ovine
Pneumonia and Infection of Sheep, Goat and Rats with Isolated Bacteria.
2008:
M. A. (Applied Linguistics; English Language Teaching) University of
Nile Valley, Faculty of graduate studies. Title of the thesis: Common Errors
in Academic Writing of Medical Students (A case study of the Master
Degree of Veterinary Science and Master of Veterinary Medicine in the Sudan
University of Science and Technology.
1997: M. V. Sc. University of Khartoum, Faculty of Veterinary Science, Pathology
Department. Title of the thesis: Pathological and Bacteriological Studies on
Liver Abscesses and Necrosis.
1992: B. V. Sc. University of Khartoum, Faculty of Veterinary Science
Training courses
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2012: A certificate of attendance on “Students Registration and Certificate
processing” Sudan University of Science and Technology, Sudan.
2012: A certificate of attendance on “End Note” Sudan University of Science and
Technology, Sudan.
2012: A certificate of attendance on “Accreditation” Sudan University of Science
and Technology, Sudan.
2010: A certificate of attendance on “Research methodology” Sudan University
of Science and Technology, Sudan.
2009: A certificate of attendance on “An Advanced Educational Course for
Development of University Staff” Sudan University of Science and
Technology.
2006: Training course on “Project Design in Cultural Projects (theoretical and
practical studies)” UNESCO – ISESSCO Chair for Women in Science and
Technology in Collaboration with Sudan University of Science and
Technology and National UNESCO Committee.
2004: A certificate of attendance on “Disease Surveillance and Emergency
Preparedness” Ministry of Animal Resources and fisheries, Animal health
and Epizootic Diseases Control Department, Pan African Programme for the
Control of Epizootics (Pace/ Sudan) in collaboration with the College of
Veterinary Medicine and Animal Production, Sudan University of Science and
Technology. Sudan.
2003
: A certificate of attendance on “Statistics and Experimental Design”
Animal
Production
Research
Center,
Animal
Resources
Research
Corporation. Sudan.
1999: A certificate of attendance on “Immunohistochemical Techniques in
Research and Diagnostic Histopathology” University of Khartoum, Institute
of Endemic Diseases. Sudan.
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1997: A certificate of attendance on “An Advanced Educational Course for
University Staff Development” Staff Development Center, University of
Khartoum. Sudan.
1996: Molecular Biology course, University of Khartoum, Institute of
Endemic Diseases. Sudan.
1995 : Computer courses, Global Company, Khartoum, Sudan.
1992: Training course on “Pregnancy Diagnosis and Artificial
Insemination”
A. I. Center, Koukou, Sudan.
Professional Records
Assistant professor (Since 8th December 2008), College of
Current post:
Veterinary Medicine and Animal Production, Sudan University of Science and
Technology.
Oct. 2000 : Lecturer in the Department of Pathology, College of Veterinary
Medicine and Animal Production, Sudan University of Science and
Technology.
1997- Oct. 2000: Upgraded to lecturer and later on I assumed the post of
Department Secretary in the Department of Pathology, Faculty of Veterinary
Science, University of Bahar Elgazal.
Nov. 1995:
Teaching assistant in Department of Pathology, Faculty of
Veterinary Science, University of Bahar Elgazal.
*Teaching
General, Systemic and Morbid (bacterial diseases); Poultry diseases; Practical of
histopathology; Practical of anatomical pathology; Post-mortem of small and
large animals; Avian post-mortem; Avian histopathology; Diseases of fish and
wild life; English Language for Veterinary Medicine; Scientific English
(English for Specific Purposes).
Participation in curriculum development and accreditation
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2011: Designing and teaching Scientific English (ESP) for Students learning
veterinary medicine, wild life and animal production.
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2002: Preparing the pathology museum specimens and a set of microscopic
slides and transparencies of histopathology, and complete set of transparencies
for poultry diseases for teaching purposes.
Participation in the community services and development
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Training course on Diagnosis of Poultry Diseases, coordinator and member of
training staff (5th -9th.Jan. 2013) College of Veterinary Medicine, Sudan
University of Science and Technology.
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Diagnosis of poultry diseases, College Veterinary Clinic (Since 2011).
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State Business Women Chamber, Executive Committee member, Secretary of
Studies and Training Programs (2004).
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Diagnostic post-mortem in the College Veterinary Clinic (Since 2003).
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Member of the Sudanese Union of Poultry Producer (Executive Committee,
Finance Secretary, 1993).
Memberships
*Member of the Cinema and Photography Student Association and the head of the
association in 1990 University of Khartoum, Faculty of Veterinary Science.
*Member of the Sudanese Veterinary Union.
*Member of the World Women Veterinary Union.
*Member of the World Science Poultry Association.
*Member of the Sudanese Union of Poultry Producer (Executive Committee,
Finance Secretary, 1993).
*Member of the State Business Women Chamber (Executive Committee, Studies
and Training Programs Secretary, 2004).
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Participation in Conferences and Workshops
* XXIX
th
Congress of the International Academy of Pathology. (Poster).
Authors: Husain, N.; Salih, A.; Hind Osman, E; Elmubarak, A. O. 30
September -5 October 2012. Cape Town, South Africa.
* 10th Assiut Veterinary Conference, 2002, Egypt.
* 27th Veterinary Mondial (World Veterinary Association) 2002, Tunisia.
* The third national workshop on tick-borne diseases in the Sudan. Sudan,
Khartoum, 2002.
Projects
*Member of the Heart-water Disease Project in the Sudan (International
Consortium of Tick and Tick-Borne Diseases Project, ICTTD). (2000),
Sudan.
Supervision of Master degree students
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Ebtihal Hashim, 2013. Title: Detection of Human Papilloma Virus type 6
and 11 head and neck squamous cells carcinoma. Department of
Histopathology, Faculty of Medical Laboratory Science. University of
Medical Sciences and Technology.
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Hamad Mohamed, 2013. Title: Histopathological Study on Benign Tumors
of Upper Respiratory and Digestive Tract Squamous Cells. Department of
Histopathology, Faculty of Medical Laboratory Science. University of
Medical Sciences and Technology.
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Hani Kamal, 2012. Title: Detection of the expression of prostate specific
hormone in the different types of breast cancer. Department of
Histopathology, Faculty of Medical Laboratory Science. University of
Medical Sciences and Technology.
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Rami Yousif, 2012. Title: Cytological profile of the pleural and peritoneal
effusion. Department of Histopathology, Faculty of Medical Laboratory
Science. University of Medical Sciences and Technology.
Co-supervision of Master degree students
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Abd Elkhalig Elkhidir, 2012. Title: Detection of the expression progestrone
and estrogen hormones in the different types of breast cancer. Department of
Histopathology, Faculty of Medical Laboratory Science. University of
Medical Sciences and Technology.
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Kazim Osman, 2012. Title: Detection of Helicobacter pilori in histological
sections using Haematoxilin and Eosin, Gimsa and Ginenz stains. Department
of Histopathology, Faculty of Medical Laboratory Science. University of
Medical Sciences and Technology.
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Azza Salah, 2011. Title: Detection of Human Papilloma Virus type 16 in
upper respiratory and digestive tracts squamous cells carcinoma. Department
of Histopathology, Faculty of Medical Laboratory Science. University of
Medical Sciences and Technology.
Publications
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Hind Osman E; Elsir, B.: Mohamed T. Ebrahim. (2014) Occurrence and
financial effect of ovine and bovine liver condemnations due to abscesses and
necrosis in the Sudan. Assiut Veterinary Journal 2014, 60 (140):26-32.
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Maria Osman, E.; Hind Osman, E. Osman Saad (2013). Effect of Low Level
Laser Therapy on wound healing in Nubian Goats. Assiut Veterinary Journal
2013, 59 (139):117-127.
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Hind Osman, E.; Shoaib, Y.; Hassan Z. (2013). Congenital Deformities in
the Sudan 5. Craniofacial Deformities and Coccygeal Agenesis in Anomalous
Bovine Calf. Assiut Veterinary Journal 2013, 59 (136):95-98.
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Husain, N.; Salih A.; Hind Osman E.; Elmubarak, A. O. (2012). Human
Papilloma Virus type 16 in patients with upper respiratory and digestive tract
squamous cells carcinoma. Research Journal of Biological Sciences. 2012, 7
(2): 83-86.
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Hind Osman, E.; Idris, U. A.; Elsanousi, S. M. (2011) Association of
Fusobacterium necroforum with ovine and bovine liver hepatic abscesses and
necrosis. Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal. 2011, 128: 227-234.
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Hind Osman, E. (2011). Congenital deformities in the Sudan 4. Wry face in a
cross-bred bovine calf. Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal. 2011, 128: 234240.
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Hind Osman, E.; (2010). Congenital deformities in the Sudan 3. A case of
dicephalus in a bovine calf, Journal of Science and Technology. 2010,
11(2):187-192.
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Hind Osman E.; Badawi, M. N.; Musa M. B.; Hala Ali M. Rabab Ahmed
M.(2007) A case of diprosopia in anomalus bovine calf. Veterinary Research,
2007, (1) 3:61-64.
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Hind Osman, E.; Khaleel O. (2004). A case of diprosopia in a bovine calf,
Sudan J. Vet. Sc. Anim. Husb.2004, (1,2) 43: 239-243.
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Idris A.: Badawi M.; Jaja. L.; Jongjan F.; Abbas Z.; Hind Osman, E. (2003).
Sero-surveillance of Cowdriosis (Heart water) in Sheep in Eastern Sudan
using MAPI-B ELISA. The Sudan Journal of Veterinary Science and animal
husbandry. 2003, (1,2) 42: 167-175.
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Hind Osman, E.; Idris U. A.; Sary Eldin M.; ElSanosi, S. M. (2002).
Attempts for isolation and identification of Aeromonas hydrophilla from
abscesses and necrotic lesions of bovine and ovine livers. 10th Sci. Cong
(Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal), 2002, 179-186.
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Hind Osman, E.; Idris U. A.; Sary Eldin M.: ElSanosi, S. M. (2002).
Condemnation of ovine and bovine livers due to abscesses and necrotic
lesions in the Sudan. 27th Veterinary Mondial (World Veterinary Association)
Tunisia, 2002: 29-25.
Accepted for publication
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Elhassan M. M.; Hind Osman, E. (2013).
Effect of feeding and feed
withdrawal on the performance of broilers. Sudan J. Vet. Sc. Anim. Husb.
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Eltahir, H.; Hosaien, M.; Hasab-Elrasul R. Y.; Husain, N.; Almubarak, A.
O.; Hind Osman, E. (2013). PCR IS--1081 Gene Based Detection of
Mycobacterium tuberculosis Complex in lymphocytic Pleural Effusion
Samples of Sudanese Patients. Research Journal of Biological Science.
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Hind Osman, E.; Bareer, E. H.; Husain, N. (2013). Association of Human
Papillomavirus type 6 and type 11 with Head and Neck Squamous Cell
Carcinomas in Sudanese Patients. Agricultural Journal (Erratum: Research
Journal of Biological Science).
Minor contribution in scientific work
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Mona Kamal Hosaien (2013). Pcr-based Detection of Mycobacterium
tuberculosis Complex Using IS-1081 Gene. M. Sc. thesis, Tropical Medicine
Research Institute, Sudan Academy of Sciences: Sudan.
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Abd-Algadir, M. I.; Sabah Elkhier, M. K.; Idris, O. F. (2011). Changes of
fish liver (Tilapia nilotica) made by herbicide (Pendimethalin). J. Appl.
Biosci. 2011, 43:2942-2946.
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Samia Mohammed Abdel Gadir Ahmed (2006). Effect of feed restriction
and ascorbic acid supplementation on the performance of broiler chicks reared
under heat stress. M. Sc. thesis, Faculty of Science and Technology,
Alneelain University: Sudan.
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Maria Osman, E. (2005). Effect of Low Level Laser Therapy on healing of
Full-thickness skin wounds in Nubian goats. M. Sc. thesis, Sudan University
of Science and Technology: Sudan.
Scientific achievements
1.
First to report presence of Aeromonas hydrophilla in necrotic and abscessed
ovine and bovine livers.
2.
First to document and report congenital deformities in animals in Sudan.
Ongoing research projects
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High risk Human Papillomavirus and sexually transmitted diseases in
cervical smears of infertile Sudanese women: a case control study (Main
investigator). The project is funded by the Ministry of Higher Education
and Scientific Research.
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Pathological studies on avian leucosis.
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Cytological profile of peritoneal effusion in layer hens (Main investigator).
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Molecular Studies on Tuberculosis (Main investigator).
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Correlation of serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D level and invasive breast cancer
risk in Sudanese patients: a case control study using logistic regression
analysis. The project is funded by the Ministry of Higher Education and
Scientific Research.
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