
Mr. Aref Elahmad and the chemistry years
A Grade 10 chemistry-festival photograph shows me beside my first chemistry teacher, Mr. Aref Elahmad, after I presented my research.
Read the school chapter ↗Some of my clearest memories belong to ordinary photographs: a teacher beside me at a school chemistry festival, a failed embedding block, friends gathered around a research poster and a microscope on my desk at home. Each photograph leads to a longer story about the people or the work.

The school chemistry festival, an early medical encounter, and later visits to my old classrooms appear in photographs and longer personal stories.

A Grade 10 chemistry-festival photograph shows me beside my first chemistry teacher, Mr. Aref Elahmad, after I presented my research.
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I remember Dr. Elsheikh Abdelrahim from the early years of the eosinophilic illness that complicated my education.
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A later visit to my former school classrooms brought back the first chemistry exhibitions and the people I studied with.
Open the photographic archive ↗A bench photograph can bring back an afternoon in the laboratory. To understand what the experiment established, I still turn to the measurements and the paper.

The TiO₂ fieldnotes bring resistance and capacitance measurements into view alongside droplet-profile images. The plots show the actual questions being tested.
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The microscopy-room photograph accompanies my recollection of long zebrafish research evenings during Ramadan.
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During a zebrafish histology attempt, the agarose and paraffin separated during processing. The block yielded no usable tissue sections.
Read the experiment ↗Student organizing, travel, scientific conversations and historical-chemistry work have their own source records.

The chemistry festivals and meeting posters recall the work of bringing experiments into classrooms and public conversations.
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Original photographs of meeting posters, colleagues and scientific exchange are preserved together with the research questions.
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The Youth Company, the Qatar University ACS student chapter and quality-management work have a dedicated page. Chem Squad remains a separate scientific circle.
Explore the leadership record ↗The original recordings include laboratory equipment, microscopy and explanations recorded during research and student activities.

Khaled Jama Mohamoud explains a reaction associated with his thesis in a short recording from our chemistry circle.
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The photographs show rooms, instruments and colleagues; short recordings preserve moments that a still image cannot.
Open the restored photo gallery ↗View original recordings ↗Some of these stories continue in research papers, others in longer personal chapters. The links below lead to the work itself.