Mehmet Ozsoz is a Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Near East University in Northern Cyprus Turkish Republic. He graduated from the Chemical Engineering Department, Middle East Technical University. He obtained his Ph.D. degree in Analytical Chemistry from Faculty of Pharmacy, Ege University. He conducted post-graduation work in the USA and was a visiting researcher at the Lancaster University, UK. Dr. Ozsoz’s research is based on developing electrochemical nucleic acid biosensors and he published over 130 research articles in peer-reviewed international journals, one book, and four book chapters with h factor 44, according to Web of Science. His research focused on drug-DNA interaction, foodborne pathogen detection, and mutation-related disease detection, Covid-19 detection based on Crispr. He is also a recipient of Turkish Science and Research Establishment, TUBİTAK Science Award in 2008, on “Extraordinary work done internationally on the electrochemical enzyme and DNA Based Biosensors” His recent work focused on Crispr Cas gene editing, Artificial Intelligence and detection of CRISPR–Cas9 mediated mutations.