Yasmen Raad Humudat, an Iraqi national, is an accomplished Associate Chief Biologist with a wealth of experience in water research and laboratory management. Holding a Ph.D. in Biology Science with a specialization in Ecology from the University of Baghdad, Yasmen has dedicated her career to various impactful projects, including reducing endotoxin from dialysis water, evaluating dialysis fluids’ effects on patients, and producing Biofloculation for water treatment. With extensive expertise in detecting and isolating pathogenic bacteria, she has contributed significantly to advancing water treatment processes. Her academic journey includes a Master’s degree in Biological Sciences and a Bachelor’s degree in Microbiology, both from the University of Baghdad. Beyond her academic qualifications, Yasmen has undergone rigorous training in computer skills, FT-IR, atomic absorption, and ISO/IC17025 standards, demonstrating her commitment to excellence and continuous learning in her field.
Professional Profile:
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🎓 Qualifications:
Yasmen Raad Humudat holds a Ph.D. in Biology Science from the University of Baghdad, where her research concentrated on evaluating the properties of dialysis fluids and assessing their impact on patients undergoing hemodialysis. Her work delved into the intricate dynamics between dialysis fluid composition and its physiological effects, contributing significantly to the understanding and optimization of dialysis treatments.Prior to her doctoral studies, Yasmen earned a Master of Science degree in Biology Science, also from the University of Baghdad. Her master’s thesis focused on the comprehensive study of tap and domestic storage water, investigating the physical, chemical, and biological aspects crucial for ensuring water safety and quality in residential settings.
🔬 Previous Experience:
Yasmen Raad Humudat began her professional journey at AL RAZI lab in Baghdad, Iraq, where she specialized in the meticulous laboratory analysis of body fluids. During her tenure, she honed her skills in examining various bodily specimens, including blood, urine, stool, and sputum, to identify bacteria, parasites, and other microorganisms. Her responsibilities extended to conducting comprehensive chemical analyses to determine concentrations of vital compounds such as blood glucose and cholesterol levels. Additionally, Yasmen played a crucial role in blood group identification and cross-matching for transfusions, employing advanced laboratory equipment and techniques such as microscopy and cell counting. Through her work at AL RAZI lab, she garnered invaluable experience in medical laboratory practices, laying the groundwork for her future contributions in healthcare and scientific research.
🔬 Present Employment:
As the Associate Chief Biologist at the Environment and Water Directorate within the Ministry of Science & Technology in Baghdad, Iraq, Yasmen Raad Humudat spearheads critical research initiatives with a primary focus on water treatment and related technologies. Her expertise encompasses a diverse array of fields including pathogenic bacteria detection, evaluation of dialysis fluid properties, biofloculation, microbial fuel cell technology, and desalination processes. Through her leadership role, Yasmen coordinates research efforts aimed at addressing pressing environmental and public health concerns, particularly in the realm of water quality and sustainability. Her contributions extend beyond the laboratory, as she actively engages in project management and collaborative endeavors to develop innovative solutions for wastewater treatment, pollution reduction, and safe water supply management. With her profound understanding of biological sciences and a steadfast commitment to advancing environmental stewardship, Yasmen plays a pivotal role in shaping policies and practices that safeguard precious water resources and promote the well-being of communities in Iraq and beyond.
Publication Top Notes:
1.Water treatment for hemodialysis in Baghdad medical city, Iraq
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- Author: Humudat, Y.R., Al-Naseri, S.K., Imran, N.J.
- Published Year: 2022
- Journal: Environmental Quality Management
- Cited by: 2 Citations
2.Membrane filtration enhanced by ultrasound for reducing endotoxin in dialysis water
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- Author: Humudat, Y.R., Al-Naseri, S.K., Abdul-Majeed, M.A., … Al-Naemi, A.N., Najim, L.A.
- Published Year: 2022
- Journal: Desalination and Water Treatment
- Cited by: 1 Citation
3.Inactivation of Escherichia coli in water by using ultrasonic disinfection processes
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- Author: Humudat, Y.R., Al-Naseri, S.K., Shanshal Jaafar‘S, M.
- Published Year: 2021
- Journal: Desalination and Water Treatment
- Cited by: 1 Citation
4.Evaluation of Dialysis Water Quality at Hospitals in Baghdad, Iraq
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- Author: Humudat, Y.R., Al-Naseri, S.K.
- Published Year: 2020
- Journal: Journal of Health and Pollution
- Cited by: 3 Citations
5.The role of controlling zeta potential for endotoxin removal in dialysis water preparation
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- Author: Humudat, Y.R., Al-Naseri, S.K.
- Published Year: 2020
- Journal: Desalination and Water Treatment
- Cited by: 1 Citation