dr. Jawad Alzeeris
Dr. Jawad Alzeeris a highly accomplished chemist whose
groundbreaking research has contributed significantly
to the field of medicine. Dr. Alzeer earned his PhD in
organic chemistry from the Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology (ETH) in Zurich, where he focused on
developing a cellulose analogue by replacing the
glycosidic bond with butadiene units. This innovative
work demonstrated his skill and creativity in the
field of organic chemistry. After working at Hoffmann
La Roche, where he developed a new pharmacophore for
an antimalarial drug, he went on to make more
discoveries at the University of Michigan and the
University of Zurich (UZ), focusing on gene therapy
and cancer therapy. In 2014, Dr. Alzeer became an
assistant professor at Palestine Polytechnic
University (PPU) and founded the Swiss Scientific
Society for Developing Countries. He is currently the
director of the society and a senior researcher at UZ.
Dr. Alzeer's research focuses on linking medicine and
chemistry and developing new medical concepts like
Halalopathy and permissible medicine, which promote
prevention and complete recovery. Overall, Dr.
Alzeer's impressive track record of research and
dedication to the advancement of medicine through
organic chemistry and Halalopathy demonstrate his
commitment to improving healthcare for people around
the world. Social Link:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-jawad-alzeer-159163a/
