Ameer Athab Abdulkadhim

Dr. Ameer Athab Abdulkadhim serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Chemistry at the College of Science, University of Babylon, where he conducts research at the intersection of biochemical analysis and public health challenges specific to Iraq.

His academic foundation includes a Master's degree in Biochemistry from the University of Babylon (2021). Research interests span:

• Biochemistry (trace element analysis in thalassemia)
• Toxicology (environmental/occupational exposures)
• Nanotechnology (diagnostic/therapeutic applications)
• Pharmaceutical Chemistry (computational drug studies)
• Cancer Research (autophagy modulation)
• Microbiology (probiotic applications in aquaculture)

Recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate strong interdisciplinary trends, connecting Iraqi population health issues with advanced biochemical methodologies. His work on thalassemia in Iraqi children, cement industry hazards, and hookah smoking effects reveals consistent focus on locally relevant health challenges through biochemical and nanotechnological lenses.

With 36 total publications, his output shows accelerating productivity in high-impact journals including Asian Science Bulletin and Brazilian Journal of Biology. Collaborative patterns indicate active international engagement despite regional constraints.

Research supervision currently focuses on undergraduate projects within the Chemistry Department, with emerging opportunities in nano-biotechnology applications. His work on nano-antibiotics and computational drug detection suggests growing laboratory-based research capacity.