Tasabih Khalf Allah Adam Mohammed
- Country of Origin: Sudan
- Home University: Ahfad university for women
- Host University & Country: King's College London - United Kingdom
- PhD Title: Exploiting Amines as Recognition Motifs in Sustainable Antiprotozoal Drug Discovery
- Year of Completion: 2029
PhD Overview
My PhD research at King’s College London focuses on sustainable antiprotozoal drug discovery, exploring how amine-containing compounds can be exploited as recognition motifs for the development of novel therapeutics against protozoan parasites. My work integrates medicinal chemistry, biocatalysis, enzymology, structural biology, and computational approaches to investigate enzyme-mediated transformations and identify new drug candidates. Through the development of selective, efficient, and sustainable strategies for drug discovery, this research aims to contribute to the treatment of neglected tropical diseases and improve global health outcomes
Sustainability Goals
- Good Health and Well-being
- Life on Land
- Zero Hunger
About Me
I am a PhD researcher at King’s College London with a background in pharmacy and a passion for medicinal chemistry and drug discovery. My research focuses on developing sustainable antiprotozoal therapies by exploiting amines as recognition motifs, with the goal of advancing treatments for neglected tropical diseases that disproportionately affect underserved communities. Through my work, I aim to contribute to global health, scientific innovation, and equitable access to medicines.