Dr. Sufyan Mohammed Shartooh
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Dr. Sufyan Mohammed Shartooh

Assistant Professor
University of Anbar, Iraq


Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Biological Sciences and Biotechnology from Baghdad University, Iraq

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Biography

Dr. Sufyan Mohammed Shartooh is currently working as Assistant Professor in Department of Biology, College of Science at University of Anbar, Iraq. He completed his PhD in 2012 from University of Baghdad in Ecology. His area of work includes Biosorption, Microbiology, Biodegradation of organic compounds, and Evaluation of wastewater quality. His responsibilities include the teaching of Ecology, Environmental pollution, Environmental chemistry, Water and soil microbiology, and Green chemistry in both Biology dept. and Chemistry Dept. of College of Science in the University of Baghdad and University of Anbar. His prior work experience includes Senior Biologists in Ministry of Science and Technology Water and Ecology Treatment DirectorateHead of Bacteriology Lab. Division, Chief of Biologists in Ministry of Science and Technology/ Water and Ecology Treatment DirectorateHead of Technology Transmission Division, and Chief of Biologists in Ministry of Science and Technology Chemical, Biological and Warfare Hazardous Remnants Treatment and Disposal Directorate Head of Studies Department. He has published more than 18 articles in International and National Peer reviewed Journals. He is also serving 3 journals as Reviewer. So far, Dr. Sufyan has produced 1 PhD and 4 MSc theses.

Area of Interest:

Environmental Sciences
100%
Wastewater Treatment
62%
Fresh Water Quality
90%
River Characteristics
75%
Biodegradation
55%

Research Publications in Numbers

Books
0
Chapters
0
Articles
0
Abstracts
0

Selected Publications

  1. Shartooh, S.M., L.M. Najeeb and M.M. Sirhan, 2018. Biological treatment of carcinogenic acrylonitrile using Pseudomonas aeruginosa in Basra City. J. Biol. Sci., 18: 415-424.
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  2. Shartooh, S.M., 2017. Environmental and microbial investigation on the dredged sediment soil of Diyala river in Iraq. J. Environ. Sci. Technol., 10: 147-156.
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  3. Shartooh, S.M., S.A. Kasim, R.H. Obaid, A.A. Hadi and A.A. Abdulmajeed, 2014. Lettuce leaves as biosorbent material to remove heavy metal ions from industrial wastewater. Baghdad Sci. J., 11: 1164-1170.
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  4. Shartooh, S.M., H.S. Gabur and O.S. Mahmood, 2014. The removal of lead, copper and zinc from industrial wastewater using grape fruit peels. Rafidain J. Sci., 25: 22-31.
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  5. Shartooh, S., 2014. Evaluation of the outlets effects of Al-Dora power plant on the water quality of tigris river in Baghdad. J. Modern Sci. Herit. Sweden, 2: 248-254.
  6. Shartooh, S.M., M.N.A. Al-Azzawi and S.A.K. Al-Hiyaly, 2013. Pomegranate peels as biosorbent material to remove heavy metal ions from industerial wastewater. Iraqi J. Sci., 54: 823-831.
  7. Shartooh, S.M. and S.A. Kasim, 2013. Study of seasonal variations of main outfall drain and four northern trocars in Iraq. J. Al- Anbar Univ. Pure Sci., 8: 28-34.
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  8. Al-Azzawi, M.N.A., S. Shartooh, S.A.K. Al-Hiyaly, 2013. The removal of zinc, chromium and nickel from industerial waste-water using banana peels. Iraqi J. Sci., 54: 72-81.