Khaberni - The College of Pharmacy at Amman Ahlia University achieved a notable scientific achievement by qualifying two outstanding projects from its students' graduation projects within the list of the top ten projects in the field of "Sciences and Health Services" in the "Launch" competition organized by the Hussein Fund for Innovation and Excellence.
The projects that reached the final stage from the college include a project titled "Exploring the Self-Assembly of Tocopherol as a Biocompatible Nanocarrier" implemented by the student Ali Ahmed Al-Akaili under the supervision of Dr. Hamdi Nouri Al-Nasserat, in addition to the project "Chemoinformatics Analysis of Secondary Metabolic Compounds in Jordanian Medicinal Plants and Their Potential Therapeutic Applications" implemented by the student Saba Abdullah Al-Hazaimah under the supervision of Dr. Said Mashouh.
These results reflect the college's interest in keeping up with global developments in nanoscience and chemical informatics research, putting our students at the forefront of young researchers capable of contributing to the health sector with innovative solutions. These projects are scheduled to participate in the national exhibition to be held in the first week of May next year, where the final adjudication will take place to select the winners of the first three places, attended by a selection of academics, researchers, and representatives of investment institutions
