Hossein Chamkouri is a multidisciplinary researcher with expertise in experimental studies of Mechanobiology, photobiomodulation, and quantum technology. His research interests lie at the intersection of bioengineering, electromagnetic waves, photonics, complex systems, material structures, and composites, including micro- and nano-particles and carriers, with a particular focus on the therapeutic applications in the blood-brain barrier and, central nervous system. His academic pursuits demonstrate a commitment to advancing knowledge in the field of quantum medicine and leveraging cutting-edge techniques to explore novel approaches in healthcare and wellness. In his research, he develops new devices to treat neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, aiming to prevent the future wave of neurological illnesses.

In the past 10 years I have integrated and applied my BSc Immunology and Neurosciences PhD to an experience arising from a brain tumour diagnosis. It has been through of that whole living experience that I have been drawn to create a more person-centred emotional health services with the aim of empowering people to rebalance their immune system. This led to evolving the Primary-Care Neurology Society (originally founded in 2005) into the first ever Person-Centred society that focuses on lifestyle neuroscience - still known by many as the P-CNS. Then, in 2022, coming out of a period working with the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine I co-founded the Lifestyle Health Foundation