Iskander M. Ibrahim

Iskander M. Ibrahim studies how photosynthetic organisms—such as cyanobacteria, algae, and plants—regulate light capture, electron transport, and gene expression in response to environmental signals like light, redox state, and temperature. Much of the work focuses on the molecular machinery controlling photosynthesis, including protein complexes, kinases, and transcription factors in organisms like Synechocystis, Arabidopsis, and diatoms. This research area combines biochemistry, plant biology, and microbiology to understand how photosynthetic organisms sense and adapt to their surroundings.

Publication output has remained modest and relatively steady over the past decade, averaging fewer than 2 papers per year in the most recent 5-year period, with some year-to-year fluctuation but no strong growth or decline trend.

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