Dr. Muhammad Salman Hameed is a distinguished researcher and author based at the State Key Laboratory of Green Pesticide, International Joint Research Center for Intelligent Biosensor Technology and Health, Central China Normal University in Wuhan, China. Since joining as a Research Associate in March 2023, he has made notable contributions in the domains of biochemistry, toxicology, plant biology, and ecosystem science .

Dr. Hameed holds a Ph.D. in Insect Molecular Ecology and Entomology from Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, where he investigated RNA interference (RNAi)-based pest management. His doctoral work emphasized integrating molecular tools with ecological systems to develop environmentally friendly pest-control strategies.

Dr. Hameed’s interdisciplinary reach extends beyond entomology. He has co‑authored studies involving fluorescent probes for imaging biomarkers such as lysosomal peroxynitrite and ulcerative colitis indicators in biomedical contexts. This battery of research underscores his skill in melding biosensor technology with plant and environmental science to address both agricultural and health challenges.

As an equally contributing author on multiple IgMin Research papers, his work garners significant downloads and citation metrics, reflecting both global interest and academic impact. His career trajectory—from molecular ecology to biosensor innovation—is marked by a consistent commitment to sustainable science, bridging labs in China and collaborations with Pakistani institutions.

Dr. Hameed continues to lead research geared toward smart, green solutions—leveraging biosensors to monitor pesticide impact and health biomarkers—firmly establishing himself at the intersection of agricultural biotechnology and environmental health.

Dr. Muhammad Salman Hameed's research interests lie at the intersection of agricultural biotechnology, environmental toxicology, and biosensor technology. He focuses on developing eco-friendly pest management strategies through the integration of molecular tools such as RNA interference (RNAi) and insect growth regulators. His work in entomology emphasizes sustainable approaches to control agricultural pests while minimizing ecological harm. Dr. Hameed is also deeply involved in the development and application of intelligent biosensors for detecting environmental pollutants and health-related biomarkers. His interdisciplinary approach bridges plant biology, chemical sensing, and biomedical research, aiming to create smart diagnostic and monitoring tools. He is particularly interested in leveraging biosensors to assess pesticide residues, track plant health, and contribute to human health diagnostics. Through his research at Central China Normal University, he contributes to innovative, green science solutions that align with global goals for sustainability and environmental safety.