Biography

My name is Jamal Kamal Muhhamed Amin, and I am an environmental scientist with a strong academic and research background in air pollution, public health, and environmental science. I earned my PhD in 2025, specializing in Air Pollution and Public Health, where I investigated the relationship between air quality and human health outcomes. Prior to this, I completed an MSc in Environmental Science, focusing on Environmental Pollution, in 2014 from the Environmental Department at the College of Science, Salahaddin University. My academic foundation began with a Bachelor's degree in Biology, which I obtained in 2009 from Salahaddin University.

Throughout my career, I have consistently pursued opportunities for professional development. I have participated in various training programs, including those focused on English and Teaching Methods, which have significantly contributed to my ability to effectively communicate and teach complex environmental topics. In 2018, I was honored with the title of Lecturer, reflecting my growing expertise and dedication to education.

My research interests lie at the intersection of environmental science, pollution control, and public health. I have authored and co-authored several significant publications that have contributed to the understanding of pollution's impact on both the environment and human health. Below is a list of my published works:

  1. Environmental Impacts of Sand and Gravel Mining on Water Quality and Biodiversity in Kalak Sub-District – This paper explores the environmental consequences of mining activities on water resources and biodiversity, focusing on the Kalak region.
  2. Additional Records of Freshwater Shrimp (Malacostraca: Crustacea) from Greater Zab River and Their Banks, Iraq – This research expands knowledge of freshwater biodiversity in the Greater Zab River by documenting new findings of freshwater shrimp species in the area.
  3. The Elemental Composition of Atmospheric Particles and Dust Fall Rate in Erbil Governorate – This study investigates the composition of atmospheric particles and the rate of dust fall in Erbil, examining how these factors contribute to air pollution in the region.
  4. Indoor Sulfur Dioxide Prediction through Air Quality Modeling and Assessment of Sulfur Dioxide and Nitrogen Dioxide Levels in Industrial and Non-Industrial Areas – This paper assesses the levels of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide in various environments, providing important insights into the risks of indoor air pollution in both industrial and non-industrial settings.
  5. Investigating the Role of Some Biomarkers in Assessing the Proposed Air Pollution Effects in Selected Areas in Erbil Governorate – This research focuses on using biomarkers to evaluate the potential effects of air pollution on human health, specifically in areas of Erbil Governorate impacted by industrial activities.

I am passionate about addressing the pressing environmental challenges our world faces, especially in the realm of air pollution, and I am committed to advancing scientific understanding and promoting practical solutions for pollution control and environmental protection. My work is driven by a strong belief in the importance of sustainability, public health, and the preservation of our planet for future generations.