Prof. Dr. Shimon Rochkind | Bio materials | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Shimon Rochkind | Bio materials | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Shimon Rochkind, Tel-Aviv University, Israel

Prof. Shimon Rochkind, MD, PhD, is a world-renowned neurosurgeon specializing in microsurgery and peripheral nerve reconstruction. He heads the Microsurgical Center at Assuta Medical Center, Tel Aviv, and serves as CMO of Maxonis. An Associate Professor at Tel Aviv University, he has received 10+ prestigious awards, 16 research grants, and holds 11 international patents in biotech and laser tech. A prolific scholar, he has authored 80+ peer-reviewed articles and serves on multiple editorial boards. Prof. Rochkind is a former president of the Sunderland Society and an active member of the EANS Peripheral Nerve Committee.

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๐ŸŽ“ Education

Prof. Dr. Shimon Rochkind ๐Ÿง ๐ŸŽ“ is a highly esteemed medical professional, holding both MD and PhD degrees. He is a renowned Specialist in Neurosurgery and Microsurgery, recognized for his exceptional skill and dedication to advancing neurological health. With a career spanning clinical excellence, academic leadership, and organizational influence, Prof. Dr. Rochkind has made significant contributions to the field of neuroscience. He currently occupies prominent roles in various institutions, where he leads research, mentors future specialists, and contributes to cutting-edge surgical innovations. His work continues to impact lives globally, earning him respect as a leader in modern neurosurgery.

Awards and Honors ๐Ÿ†

Prof. Dr. Shimon Rochkind ๐Ÿ…๐ŸŒŸ is the proud recipient of 10 prestigious awards, highlighting his outstanding contributions to medicine and neuroscience. His accolades include 7 international honors and 3 national awards, reflecting global and local recognition of his expertise. These awards span excellence in both teaching ๐Ÿ‘จโ€๐Ÿซ and groundbreaking research ๐Ÿ”ฌ, underscoring his commitment to advancing medical science and education. Renowned for his innovation, dedication, and impact in neurosurgery and microsurgery, Prof. Dr. Rochkind continues to inspire peers and students alike. His achievements stand as a testament to his lifelong pursuit of excellence and leadership in the medical field.

๐Ÿ” Research Interest

Prof. Dr. Shimon Rochkind specializes in peripheral nerve regeneration and photobiomodulation therapy. His research focuses on using laser phototherapy to enhance nerve repair, particularly following injury or surgical reconstruction. By integrating neuroscience ๐Ÿง , biophotonics ๐Ÿ’ก, and tissue engineering ๐Ÿงฌ, he has pioneered innovative, non-invasive techniques that promote neuronal sprouting, muscle preservation, and functional recovery. His work spans from basic science to clinical applications, including studies on hydrogels, chitosan conduits, and Schwann cells ๐Ÿงช for nerve regeneration. His impactful contributions help shape the future of neurorehabilitation and regenerative medicine ๐ŸŒŸ.

๐Ÿ“š Publicationsย 

* Phototherapy for enhancing peripheral nerve repair: a review of the literature

*Phototherapy promotes regeneration and functional recovery of injured peripheral nerve

*Laser phototherapy (780 nm), a new modality in treatment of long-term incomplete peripheral nerve injury: a randomized double-blind placebo-controlled study

*Phototherapy in peripheral nerve injury: effects on muscle preservation and nerve regeneration

*Photochemistry and photobiology of light absorption by living cells

*Efficacy of 780-nm laser phototherapy on peripheral nerve regeneration after neurotube reconstruction procedure (double-blind randomized study)

*Phototherapy in peripheral nerve regeneration: From basic science to clinical study

*Increase of neuronal sprouting and migration using 780 nm laser phototherapy as procedure for cell therapy

*Increase of neuronal sprouting and migration using 780 nm laser phototherapy as procedure for cell therapy

*Sonographic evaluation of brachial plexus pathology

*Comparison of results between chitosan hollow tube and autologous nerve graft in reconstruction of peripheral nerve defect: An experimental study