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Ms. Nahla Labyad

  • َQualifications: Master degree
  • Academic Rank: Assistant Professor
  • Department of Pharmacognasy
  • faculty of Pharmacy

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Roles

  1. Nahla.S.labyad is one of a faculty academic member in the Department of Pharmacognosy, Faculty of Pharmacy. Teaching several basic subjects, and she is interested in several research areas related to medicinal plants and their applications, and published several research papers in this field.
  2. Director of the  Faculty  academic staff Office from 11/1/2022 until now

Careers

  1. One of academic staff member  in the Department of Pharmacognosy from 2009 until now.
  2. Director of the  Faculty  academic staff Office from 11/1/2022 until now
  3.  Head of the Pharmacognosy Department, period from 10/1/2017 to 10/1/2021.
  4. Teaching assistant in the Department of Pharmacognosy from 1995-2004

Research Interests

My research interest is based on studying methods of extracting natural compounds from their plant sources in the Libyan environment in safe and effective ways, as well as analyzing them to determine their chemical composition. In addition, evaluating the quality and biological effectiveness of these extracted compounds. 

 The current studies that I am conducting is focus on identifying the active compounds extracted from date palm seeds collected from different Libyan geographical and climatic regions and comparing them form chemical and biological views and comparing profiles with studies conducted in other countries.

External Activities

1. Nominated by the Ministry of Education and by decision of the Presidential Council 2020 as Assistant Academic Attaché in South Africa

2. Member of the British mass spectrometry society

3. Collaborator at Zawia University in 2010 -2011

4. Management of some private pharmacies 1995 - 2004

5. Some community volunteer work

Publications

Journal Article

Jamal Mezogi, Yousef M. Taher, Nahla S. Labyad (3-2021)
Mediterranean Journal of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1(1), pp. 18-22