Pictured above is Dr. Mohammed Ali Sheikh (36), a lecturer in Chemistry at the State University of Zanzibar (SUZA) has been considered and nominated for recognition by the International Biographical Centre (IBC) being among 100 world top scientists for the year 2010.
The IBC Award Board every year notifies the nomination of 100 eminent professionals in the field of science. This nomination is made out of many thousands of biographies from a wide variety of sources investigated by the research and editorial departments of the IBC. A selected few are those of individuals, who, in IBC belief have made a significant enough contribution in their field to engender influence on a local, national or international basis, Dr. Sheikh has met these requirements and has now been honoured a member of the IBC.
As a holder of this distinction, Dr. Sheikh can be assured of his place in the history of International Biographical Centre and be gratified that his work has not only been noticed but also recognized as outstanding.
Dr. Mohammed Ali Sheikh
In any one year, only one hundred of the world’s best scientists, both famous and uncelebrated, from all disciplines will be able to populate this exclusive list. These are people whose daily work makes a difference – not just those who populate the headlines.
It is henceforth decreed that Dr. Sheikh should be on this list for 2010 but as bearer of this honour he will be recorded in perpetuity in the halls of the International Biographical Centre.
As a listee of the IBC Top 100 Scientists, one is eligible for the commemorative items available – the distinguished and limited Top 100 Scientists medal, designed by regalia-makers to the World’s Monarchies and the distinguished illuminated certificate which is printed in full colour on finest parchment, laminated onto solid wood for instant hanging.
Dr. Sheikh has also been listed in the 2010 Marquis Who is Who in the world.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
He was awarded a high profile postdoctoral fellowship for prominent young researchers in Japan, funded by the Japan Society for promotion of Science from 2008- 2010. He received
his PhD degree specialized in Environmental Analytical Chemistry and Eco-toxicology from the Ryukyu National University, Okinawa, Japan (2005-2008). He received his undergraduate qualifications (BSc. Chemistry/Statistics) at the University of Dar es Salaam from 1996 to 1999.
Presently, Dr. Sheikh is a lecturer in Chemistry at the State University of Zanzibar (SUZA). He is also a founding member of the Department of Science of SUZA. He also manages the Zanzibar Business and academic consultants (ZABACCO) which extends consultancy services in area relating to Business, Environmental, Academic affairs and Information Technology. His research interests mainly focusing on environmental analytical chemistry, eco-toxicology, aquatic pollution and chemical oceanography. His recent special research interests focus on studying synergistic effects of toxic chemicals, warming and acidification in marine biota in particular coral reefs.
Dr. Sheikh has been involved as a member of various academic and scientific associations such as (1) Japanese Society of Environmental Chemistry (2) Aquatic Ecosystem, Health and Management, Canada, (3) Marine Technology Society, Canada, (4) International Association of Environmental Analytical Chemistry, (5) American Geophysical Union and (6) Japanese Geosciences society.
He authored, reviewed and presented more than a dozen of scientific papers in refereed journals and international scientific meetings. He has extensive experience in management and advising on carrying out projects on behavior and effects of hazardous substances in aquatic environments and environmental and social impact assessment.
Dr. Sheikh was awarded a high profile postdoctoral fellowship for prominent young researchers in Japan, funded by the Japan Society for promotion of Science (http://www.jsps.go.jp/english/e-fellow/postdoctoral.html) from 2008- 2010. He received his Ph.D degree specialized in Environmental Analytical Chemistry and Eco-toxicology from the Ryukyu National University, Okinawa, Japan (2005-2008) (http://www.u-ryukyu.ac.jp). He received his under graduate qualifications (BSc. Chemistry/Statistics) at the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania www.udsm.ac.co.tz from 1996-1999.
Presently, Dr. Sheikh manages the Zanzibar Business and academic consultants (ZABACCO) which extends consultancy services in area relating to Business, Environmental, Academic affairs and Information Technology. He is also a lecturer in Chemistry at the State University of Zanzibar, Tanzania (www.suza.ac.tz).
His research interests mainly focusing on environmental analytical chemistry, eco-toxicology, aquatic pollution and chemical oceanography. His recent special research interests focus on studying synergistic effects of toxic chemicals, warming and acidification in marine biota in particular coral reefs.
Dr . Sheikh has been involved as a member of various academic and scientific associations such as 1) Japanese Society of Environmental Chemistry 2) Aquatic Ecosystem, Health and Management, Canada, 3) Marine Technology Society, Canada, 4) International Association of Environmental Analytical Chemistry, 5) American Geophysical Union and 6) Japanese Geosciences society.
He authored, reviewed and presented more than a dozen of scientific papers in refereed journals and international scientific meetings. He has extensive experience in management and advising on carrying out projects on behavior and effects of hazardous substances in aquatic environments and environmental and social impact assessment.
The IBC Award Board every year notifies the nomination of 100 eminent professionals in the field of science. This nomination is made out of many thousands of biographies from a wide variety of sources investigated by the research and editorial departments of the IBC. A selected few are those of individuals, who, in IBC belief have made a significant enough contribution in their field to engender influence on a local, national or international basis, Dr. Sheikh has met these requirements and has now been honoured a member of the IBC.
As a holder of this distinction, Dr. Sheikh can be assured of his place in the history of International Biographical Centre and be gratified that his work has not only been noticed but also recognized as outstanding.
Dr. Mohammed Ali Sheikh
In any one year, only one hundred of the world’s best scientists, both famous and uncelebrated, from all disciplines will be able to populate this exclusive list. These are people whose daily work makes a difference – not just those who populate the headlines.
It is henceforth decreed that Dr. Sheikh should be on this list for 2010 but as bearer of this honour he will be recorded in perpetuity in the halls of the International Biographical Centre.
As a listee of the IBC Top 100 Scientists, one is eligible for the commemorative items available – the distinguished and limited Top 100 Scientists medal, designed by regalia-makers to the World’s Monarchies and the distinguished illuminated certificate which is printed in full colour on finest parchment, laminated onto solid wood for instant hanging.
Dr. Sheikh has also been listed in the 2010 Marquis Who is Who in the world.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
He was awarded a high profile postdoctoral fellowship for prominent young researchers in Japan, funded by the Japan Society for promotion of Science from 2008- 2010. He received
his PhD degree specialized in Environmental Analytical Chemistry and Eco-toxicology from the Ryukyu National University, Okinawa, Japan (2005-2008). He received his undergraduate qualifications (BSc. Chemistry/Statistics) at the University of Dar es Salaam from 1996 to 1999.
Presently, Dr. Sheikh is a lecturer in Chemistry at the State University of Zanzibar (SUZA). He is also a founding member of the Department of Science of SUZA. He also manages the Zanzibar Business and academic consultants (ZABACCO) which extends consultancy services in area relating to Business, Environmental, Academic affairs and Information Technology. His research interests mainly focusing on environmental analytical chemistry, eco-toxicology, aquatic pollution and chemical oceanography. His recent special research interests focus on studying synergistic effects of toxic chemicals, warming and acidification in marine biota in particular coral reefs.
Dr. Sheikh has been involved as a member of various academic and scientific associations such as (1) Japanese Society of Environmental Chemistry (2) Aquatic Ecosystem, Health and Management, Canada, (3) Marine Technology Society, Canada, (4) International Association of Environmental Analytical Chemistry, (5) American Geophysical Union and (6) Japanese Geosciences society.
He authored, reviewed and presented more than a dozen of scientific papers in refereed journals and international scientific meetings. He has extensive experience in management and advising on carrying out projects on behavior and effects of hazardous substances in aquatic environments and environmental and social impact assessment.
Dr. Sheikh was awarded a high profile postdoctoral fellowship for prominent young researchers in Japan, funded by the Japan Society for promotion of Science (http://www.jsps.go.jp/english/e-fellow/postdoctoral.html) from 2008- 2010. He received his Ph.D degree specialized in Environmental Analytical Chemistry and Eco-toxicology from the Ryukyu National University, Okinawa, Japan (2005-2008) (http://www.u-ryukyu.ac.jp). He received his under graduate qualifications (BSc. Chemistry/Statistics) at the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania www.udsm.ac.co.tz from 1996-1999.
Presently, Dr. Sheikh manages the Zanzibar Business and academic consultants (ZABACCO) which extends consultancy services in area relating to Business, Environmental, Academic affairs and Information Technology. He is also a lecturer in Chemistry at the State University of Zanzibar, Tanzania (www.suza.ac.tz).
His research interests mainly focusing on environmental analytical chemistry, eco-toxicology, aquatic pollution and chemical oceanography. His recent special research interests focus on studying synergistic effects of toxic chemicals, warming and acidification in marine biota in particular coral reefs.
Dr . Sheikh has been involved as a member of various academic and scientific associations such as 1) Japanese Society of Environmental Chemistry 2) Aquatic Ecosystem, Health and Management, Canada, 3) Marine Technology Society, Canada, 4) International Association of Environmental Analytical Chemistry, 5) American Geophysical Union and 6) Japanese Geosciences society.
He authored, reviewed and presented more than a dozen of scientific papers in refereed journals and international scientific meetings. He has extensive experience in management and advising on carrying out projects on behavior and effects of hazardous substances in aquatic environments and environmental and social impact assessment.
Bravo Dr. Mohammed, nakutakia kila la kheri kwa mafanikio yako. Tukipata fursa tunaweza. Wazo langu kwa SUZA ni kwamba tuwatunze wataalam wetu, tusiangalie wanatoka wapi ama jamaa zao wana itikadi sana. Huyu mtaalam anaweza kupata kazi popote duniani kama tukianza kumnyanyasa ana kutomtumia vyema. Tuandae maabara za kisasa kwa kufundishia wanafunzi na pia kufanyia utafiti.
ReplyDeleteDr. Mohammed, unaweza kufanyia utafiti na kutushauri jinsi ya kuyalinda na kuyahifadhi maziwa ya Mapunqwi na Ole ili yazalishe samaki kwa wingi!!!!
Khamis
Big Up brother!!!!
ReplyDeleteWishing you all the best, InshaAllah MwenyeziMungu akuzidishie kipaji na akulinde na mahasid. Amen
Bravo Mkemia.
ReplyDeleteIla jamani ina maana hamna Ma-Engineer waliopwa tuzo? Looooh! Mbona Ma-Engineer wetu hasa wa Zenji wapo Super tu! Mmmmh! Sijui walitumia vigezo gani?
Natumai ipo siku nao watatuzwa. No worry.
Congratulations my brother.
ReplyDeleteZanzibaris are very brilliant when they are given chance.
I worked in Zanzibar for two years and I have to admit that I learned a lot of good things from them.
Tanzania mainland has a lot to learn from Zanzibar.
As a catholic I loved the way the muslim majority co-exists with their fellow christians.
I remember one time we were holding a christian celebration in church, and our muslim brothers and sisters later came to feast with us after the mass. It was really good. In short I MET GOD IN ZANZIBAR. I love ZANZIBARIS.
DEO PETER
HOngera sana Dr. Mohamed. NI fahari sana kuona jinsi ambavyo unaipeperusha bendera ya nchi yetu kimataifa. Only one caution. Angalia Interest za ZABACCO zisiingiliane na zil za SUZA. Ninawasiwasi objectives za SUZA katika research and consultancy zinaweza kufanana, kushabihiana, na hatimaye kuhamia kuwa zile za SUZA.
ReplyDeleteHongera sana mkuu wa kitengo. Nakutakia kila kheri mkuu.
ReplyDeleteJirani yako Japan(tsukaremochi).
hongera sana mkuu.
ReplyDeletePongezi Dr. M. A. Sheikh, kwanza, kwa kutambuliwa huko; na pili, licha ya kuwa vyuo vikuu kadha vinakutaka Japan, Uk na USA umeamua kurudi nyumbani kwa hiari yako. Tunakuombea kila la heri wewe na familia yako. E. Kweka.
ReplyDeleteIn Short KICHWA!!! stuck for words, from oblivious of SUZA to the center stage, and thats I call a work of GENIOUS!
ReplyDeletebravo! congratulations!
ReplyDeleteU deserve it,keep it up!
Also i would like 2 congratulate u 4 ur decision of coming 2 ur mother country so as 2 impart ur knowledge 2 zanzibaris.
I am one of ur students of marine chemistry in suza.
hongera dr kwa hadhi iliyoipata na kuwaletea wazanzibar nakufikia kuamini kuwa tunaweze zaidi ya tanganyika ila punguza rohomba na pass za c hapo unapofuza suza endesha lesson kama ulikopata taaluma yako na usiwe mwenye kufanya wanayotaka watu kuwa hakuna A.
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