Rasha AbdelSalam Khallaf

Assistant lecturer

Basic Informations

C.V

1.     Personal data:

Rasha abdel  Salam Ibrahim Mahmoud

 Name:

Beni-suef

Place of birth:

24-3-1984

Date of birth:

Egyptian

Nationality :

arabic

Language  :

Pharmaceutical sciences

General

specialization:

Pharmaceutics and industrial pharmacy

Accurate specialization:

Rasha_khallaf@yahoo.com

E-mail:-

 

Personal account:

 

2.     Scientific qualification:

 

 Country

 

Affiliation

 Faculty

General specification

Date

 

Degree

Egypt

Faculty of pharmacy

pharmacy

Pharmaceutical sciences

5/2006

Bachelor degree

Egypt

Faculty of pharmacy

pharmacy

Pharmaceutical sciences

14/11/201

Master

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

3.     Chronology of Employment:

 Country

Affiliation

The end of employment

The start of employment 

Academic degree

 Job

Egypt

Faculty of pharmacy

11/2011

5/2007

demonstrator

demonstrator

Egypt

Faculty of pharmacy

Till now

11/2011

Assistant lecturer

Assistant lecturer

 

 

 

 

 

 

4.     Courses and workshops:

Year

place

 Nature of course/ workshop

 Name of course 

2014

Beni-suef university

HRD course

Training of trainers

2014

Beni-suef university

HRD course

Effective communication

2014

Beni-suef university

HRD course

Competitive projects

2013

Beni-suef university

HRD course

Students evaluation and examination

2010

Beni-suef university

HRD course

International publishing

2015

Beni-suef university

HRD course

University administration

2013

Beni-suef university

HRD course

Organizing scientific conferences.

Master Title

incorporaTING CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS INTO NANO OR MICROPARTICLES TO BE USED BY ROUTES ATHER THAN INTRAVENOUS ROUTE

Master Abstract

These results revealed that incorporation of 5-FU into SLN and niosomes had allowed deep penetration of 5-FU into deep layers of skin and delivered the drug to target tissue more accurately.

PHD Title

Formulation and evaluation of certain ocular drug delivery systems containing nanoparticles of an antibiotic

PHD Abstract

The results obtained through out the work reveal that incorporating ocular antibiotics into niosomes and polymeric nanoparticles increased drug residence time in eye and allowed deep penetration through out ocular tissues to deliver drug into posterior eye segments and help treating deep ocular infections. The results also proved that such drug delivery systems can enhance the antimicrobial activity of antibiotics and hence maximize the benefits obtained from such drugs.

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