Fadhil S Kamounah

Fadhil S Kamounah is an Academic employee in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Copenhagen with 55 research outputs (52 journal articles, 3 reviews) over the last five years. His work bridges biological and chemical sciences through high-impact publications in journals like EMBO Journal and ACS Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering.

His research centers on molecular oncology, particularly mitotic disruption in cancer therapy and colorectal tumor microenvironment reprogramming via bacteriome-metabolite interactions. Concurrently, he investigates antibiotic resistance mechanisms including mcr-gene cloning in E. coli and develops postbiotic-based prevention strategies. Chemical research spans computational studies of curcumin analogues (DFT/nonlinear optics) and sustainable polymer recycling through catalytic glycolysis of PET blends.

Recent publications (2023-2025) reveal strong interdisciplinary collaboration patterns across oncology, microbiology, and green chemistry. Key trends include therapeutic targeting of kinetochore-microtubule attachments, metabolite-driven cancer progression models, and CO₂-ammonia mediated fabric recycling. His work consistently addresses translational challenges in cancer treatment and antimicrobial resistance through multi-institutional teams.