Recently, I concern oneself with the restoration of contaminated soil and water ecosystems using phytoremediation and nanoremediation as novel approaches to confront the risks of heavy metals and organic pollutants (antibiotics).

          I involved in many training courses and workshops concerning the environmental impact assessment in which I had enough understanding the needs to conserve environment and plant genetic resources from many risks such as pollution, climatic changes, and very rare distribution. This scientific approaches are required supplementary investigations to determine the proper technologies for preserving the natural resources and agro-environmet. Meanwhile, the final output of my research will be the sustainable use of natural resources and safety agricultural products.

Furthermore, I interest on study plant adaptation, and yield components in order to environmental impacts such as various pollutants stress and climatic changes (elevated CO₂ + temperature) in addition to soil quality and environmental health.

 
           I gained adequate background in recycling water ecosystem in Aquaponic system  and preserving water quality during my working in KACST/PEC (King Abdel-Aziz City for Science and Technology/Japanese Petroleum Energy Company) joint project as a researcher through numerous scientific discussions and activities. In addition, I had experiences about biodiversity of medicinal plants in Sinai, during my work as researcher assistant  with Dr. Yasser Osman (doctor of medicinal plants, in Desert Research Center, Cairo) in Millennium Ecosystem Assessment Project (MA) in Sinai.

All in all, nowadays I'm a PhD Student in Environmental Bioresources Lab., Dept. of Biological Environment, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Kangwon National University, South Korea. Also, I conducted  novel research at University of Bayreuth, Germany as a memmber of TERRECO Project from Oct. 2009 to Feb. 2010. 

          All in all, I had the honor to do my research studies under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Ok, Yong Sik, the professor of soil, water and environmental sciences.