Mohammad Abdolahad was born in Tehran, Iran, in 1982. He received his Ph.D. in Nanoelectronic Engineering from the University of Tehran in 2013 and immediately joined the university as a faculty member in electrical and computer engineering. During the past four years, he published more than 25 papers and 9 USA Patents in cancer detection by nanoelectronic devices. He introduced CNT-ECIS, SiNW-ECIS, NELMEC, Metas-Chip, and CDP as new miniaturized systems for cancer diagnosis. Dr. Abdolahad is generally interested in designing clinically relevant medical devices. One strong focus of his recent research is developing new technologies for detecting suspicious lesions in breast cancer surgery as a real-time system. He won the “Best Young Inventor” medal from WIPO in 2016 based on his research and developed systems on cancer diagnosis technology. He is MUSTAFA Prize laureate 2019 in cancer diagnostic approach. He is now the coordinator of the nano bioelectronic devices lab at UT and Associate Professor of Tehran University of Medical Sciences.