Education
Professional Experience
More than ten years' experience with highly motivated within medical academic research environment, with firm command of all laboratory setup, planning, research and reporting program. I have an excellent knowledge and background about molecular biology, immunology, microbiology, clinical pathology, haematology, food and tick-borne diseases, probiotic and prebiotic research experience skills. During my PhD work, I have used a wide range of professional laboratory experience skills such as purification and quantification of antibody, DNA gel extraction and quantification, PCR (gel electrophoresis) and qPCR, SDS PAGE gel, DNA cloning and ligation, Ion Torrent Next Generation Sequencing and Sanger sequencing, panning phage display technology, bioinformatics data analysis. I have also developed serological assay (ELISA) and molecular assay (NGS) for diagnosis of zoonotic infectious diseases more importantly Salmonella spp. In 2016, I obtained PhD in Molecular Microbiology and Immunology/Nottingham University/UK, Subsequently, I got a job as a Laboratory Research Assistant (Postdoctoral Research) in infectious diseases and immunity in the School of Medicine and Health Science at the same university. In all of my roles I have been required to manage my own work load and work independently, prioritising tasks to ensure effective and efficient working. Therefore, I have an excellent oral and written communication skills in English to effectively describe research statuses and findings and at scientific conferences, meeting and workshops.I currently head the Biomedical Science Department at College of Medicine/ University of Zakho and am leader of molecule, gene and diseases module for Year 1 and Infection and immunity for Year 2 Medical students at University of Zakho.
Membership
2012
Full Member
Academic Title
2021
2016
2010
Awards
2021
2019
Evaluation
2020
Peer Reviewer
2019-12-31
Reviewer
2019-09-18
Peer Reviewer
2020-03-04
2019
Peer Reviewer
2019-12-31
Reviewer
2019-09-18
Peer Reviewer
2020-03-04