Towards achieving sustainable development goals and within the distinguished scientific activities of women in the field of green chemistry.
A.M.D. participated. Hoda Musleh Mahmoud, member of the Women’s Affairs Unit at the College of Science - Anbar University, with students ((Aya Muhammad Naji, Aya Jamal, Sumaya Mazen, Afaq Suleiman, Abdullah Ibrahim)) in the Department of Biotechnology - College of Science - Anbar University at the Creative Forum for Second Graduation Research Ten at Anbar University for their research titled:
(( Impact of Green Synthesis Nanozymes on Bacterial Biofilm of Different Clinical Local Isolates
The research achieved third place at the university level for scientific specializations in the Twelfth Graduation Research Creative Forum on Sunday, May 5, 2024 The research aims to manufacture nanoenzymes from Moringa and Oleifera plant extracts, where modern techniques were used in preparation and diagnosis as an industrial enzyme at a lower cost than natural sources, and their efficiency was tested on different bacterial isolates. It is considered an important topic in the field of biotechnology, which is distinguished by its elaborate scientific style and precise methodology, and provides innovative results of great scientific value.
For his part, the President of Anbar University, Professor Dr. Mushtaq Talib Al-Nada, the sponsor of this creative forum, honored the winning students and praised their He praised their scientific efforts and their keenness to present distinguished research that contributes to the university’s advancement and the advancement of science. Congratulations to the distinguished students for this distinguished scientific achievement and we wish them further success in their scientific career. We also praise the efforts of A.M.D. Hoda Musleh Mahmoud for her distinguished supervision and continuous support for students.
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