Biomedical engineering · Medical research

Mohammed
I. Khan, MD

Medicine, through
an engineer’s lens.

A background in biomedical engineering and medicine, with research experience spanning cell biology, drug delivery, and dermatology.

Abstract illustration of cells with irregular outlines and nuclei
Structure · Function · InquiryIllustration
Biomedical engineeringDermatology researchProfessional correspondence

01 / Selected publication

A clinical observation.
A contribution to the literature.

2019

Case Reports in
Dermatological Medicine

Metastatic Multiple Myeloma to the Skin

Alex C. Holliday · Mohammed I. Khan · Sean E. Mazloom · Rahul N. Chavan · Douglas J. Grider

A coauthored case report on cutaneous involvement in multiple myeloma.

Full citation

Holliday AC, Khan MI, Mazloom SE, Chavan RN, Grider DJ. Metastatic Multiple Myeloma to the Skin. Case Reports in Dermatological Medicine. 2019;2019:7930123. Published November 12, 2019. doi:10.1155/2019/7930123.

02 / Research background

Different scales.
The same curiosity.

01

Mesenchymal stem cells

Research in mesenchymal stem cells at North Carolina State University.

Earlier research · Principal investigator: Dr. Stahl

02

Nanoparticle drug delivery

A biomedical engineering senior design project on a TNKase nanoparticle delivery system for localized clot dissolution.

Biomedical engineering · Senior design

03

Cutaneous mosaicism

Research on cutaneous mosaicism in linear inflammatory disorders.

Earlier research · Principal investigator: Dr. Kolodney

03 / Background

From engineering
to medicine.

My education spans biomedical engineering, biology, and medicine. That foundation connects questions about how biological systems work with questions that arise in clinical research.

Earlier experience also includes work at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

This profile brings together selected research experience and a publication for colleagues and prospective collaborators.

Beyond the research
  • Virginia Tech Carilion School of MedicineDoctor of Medicine
  • North Carolina State UniversityB.S. · Biomedical Engineering & Biology
  • North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsEarlier education

04 / Correspondence

Questions worth
working on together.

For research collaboration, academic discussion, and professional introductions. Include a brief description of your work and the reason for reaching out.

For professional correspondence only. Please do not send patient information.