Our research group focuses on the development of advanced sensors for applications in biology and chemistry. We mainly use electrochemical techniques for detecting biological markers and environmental contaminants. One of our key projects involved the development of an electrochemical immunosensor based on chicken IgY anti-spike antibodies for the detection of SARS-CoV-2. Another ongoing project is studying the effect of SAM Antibody coupling chemistry on Antigen binding using electrochemistry.

• Development of electrochemical biosensors for biological and environmental applications.

• Design of immunosensors using chicken IgY antibodies for viral detection (e.g., SARS-CoV-2).

• Study of surface functionalization and SAM-based antibody coupling for enhanced antigen binding.

• Electrochemical techniques for sensitive and selective detection of biomarkers and contaminants.

• Integration of novel materials to improve sensor performance and signal amplification.

• Point-of-care diagnostics and real-time monitoring tools for healthcare and environmental use.

Dr. Yusra Obeidat is an Associate Professor and Head of the Electronics Engineering Department at Yarmouk University, Jordan. She holds a B.Sc. in Electronic Engineering from Yarmouk University and an M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Colorado State University, USA. Her research focuses on sensor systems, instrumentation, electronic circuits, machine learning, and embedded systems, with over 25 publications and several funded projects in health and environmental monitoring. An active IEEE member, she serves as the advisor for the IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) Yarmouk branch and Chair of the IEEE WIE Jordan Section, receiving the 2024 IEEE Region 8 Outstanding Women in Engineering Volunteer Award. Dr. Obeidat is deeply committed to student mentorship and the advancement of women in STEM fields.

Prof. Khaled Al-Qaoud is a Professor in the Faculty of Science at Yarmouk University. He earned his Ph.D. in 1999 from the University of Hamburg in Germany, following his M.Sc. (1990) and B.Sc. (1988) degrees from Yarmouk University. Prof. Al-Qaoud has held several administrative roles, including Vice Dean of the Deanship of Scientific Research and Graduate Studies from 2021 to 2023, and Head of the Biological Sciences Division from 2007 to 2009.

Prof. Abdel Monem Rawashdeh is a Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Yarmouk University, Jordan. He earned his Ph.D. in 2003 from the University of Missouri, USA, following his M.Sc. (1996) and B.Sc. (1992) degrees from Yarmouk University. Prof. Rawashdeh has held several administrative roles, including Deputy Director of the Department of International Relations and Projects, Head of the Chemistry Division in the Faculty of Science, and Acting Vice Dean of the Deanship of Scientific Research and Graduate Studies. His research interests encompass computational chemistry, electrochemical sensors, and molecular modeling.

This research group at Yarmouk University is dedicated to advancing knowledge in structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, and materials engineering, with a focus on enhancing the resilience, durability, and sustainability of civil infrastructure. The group fosters collaboration across disciplines to address real-world challenges in soil-structure interaction, structural performance, and materials degradation under diverse environmental conditions.

Since its establishment, the group has made notable contributions to the field, producing a substantial number of high-impact publications in international journals and conference proceedings, covering topics such as probabilistic analysis, steel structure corrosion, buckling-restrained braces, advanced composite materials, and innovative applications of machine learning in civil engineering.

• Structural reliability and sensitivity analysis
• Probabilistic modeling of infrastructure performance
• Soil-structure interaction and interface behavior
• Reinforced soil bridge abutments
• Deep reinforced concrete beams and optimized strut-and-tie models
• Durability and corrosion of steel structures under climate change
• Testing and optimization of fiber-reinforced polymer composites
• Reuse of decommissioned wind turbine blades in civil engineering

Dr. Mohammad F. Tamimi is an Assistant Professor at Yarmouk University specializing in structural engineering, with expertise in computational analysis, machine learning-assisted reliability, and durability of steel and concrete structures.

Dr. Mu’ath I Abu Qamar is an Assistant Professor in Civil/Geotechnical Engineering at Yarmouk University with research in soil-structure interaction, reinforced soil systems, and interface shear behavior in sandy soils.

Dr. Ammar A Alshannaq is an Assistant Professor in Civil Engineering at Yarmouk University focusing on strengthening RC structures, FRP material characterization, and reusing wind turbine blades in construction.

The MED-ENG AI Research Group is a multidisciplinary initiative bringing together faculty members and students from the Faculties of Medicine and Engineering, dedicated to advancing the integration of artificial intelligence in healthcare and biomedical innovation. Our mission is to conduct impactful research, foster collaboration between medical and engineering disciplines, and develop cutting-edge AI solutions to improve diagnostic precision, optimize treatment strategies, and enhance patient outcomes. With a focus on computational modeling, bioinformatics, and AI-driven medical technologies, we strive to position our institution as a pioneer in AI-powered healthcare innovation while cultivating a collaborative academic environment that prepares future leaders to transform medicine and engineering.

• Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Developing AI solutions to improve diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient care.
• Computational Modeling: Creating simulations and models to better understand biological systems and medical conditions.
• Bioinformatics: Analyzing biological data using computational tools for insights into health and disease.
• AI-Driven Medical Technologies: Innovating smart tools and systems for medical applications, including imaging, monitoring, and decision support.
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Bridging medicine and engineering to advance biomedical innovation and education.

Dr. Mutaz Dwairy is an Assistant Professor with joint appointments in the Department of Civil Engineering and the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Yarmouk University. He earned his Ph.D. from Texas A&M University, where his research focused on developing biomechanical models to study the behavior of growing solid tumors. His research interests include Cancer Mechanics, Computational Biology, Modeling and Simulation of Biological and Clinical Systems, and Oncological Imaging.

Dr. Hiba Alzoubi is an Associate Professor of pathology in the Department of Pathological Sciences at Yarmouk University. Her research focuses on medical education and on the histopathological and molecular characterization of various cancers and diseases. Beyond her academic and research endeavors, Dr. Al Zoubi is deeply passionate about leveraging AI to revolutionize medical diagnostics, personalize treatment strategies, and enhance medical training.

Dr. Rashed Saleem Shatnawi is an Assistant Professor of Forensic Medicine at Yarmouk University. A forensic pathologist and forensic anthropologist by training, he specializes in postmortem interval estimation, age and sex estimation, and ancestry analysis, blending traditional forensic methods with advanced computational tools like AI and machine learning. Dr. Shatnawi has published on topics such as child abuse, suicide, and drowning, and his recent work incorporates machine learning into 3D geometric morphometric analysis studies to improve forensic identification processes.

This collaborative research group between Yarmouk University and the University of Jordan is dedicated to enhancing vehicle engine performance and reducing emissions. Its primary focus includes lowering specific fuel consumption and minimizing engine operating costs. The group's interdisciplinary approach bridges mechanical and electrical engineering, investigating the role of electricity in the dissociation process and applying chemical principles to identify effective catalytic agents.

Since its establishment, the group has made significant contributions to the field, publishing a considerable number of high-impact articles in international journals. These publications address a range of topics, including HHO fuel cells, improvements in fuel efficiency, and innovative applications of renewable energy technologies.

• Hydrogen production
• Fuel cell design and optimization
• Hydrogen storage and safety
• HHO fuel cell systems and their integration into internal combustion engines
• Catalyst development for hydrogen generation
• Renewable energy integration

Prof. Ammar Alrousan is a Professor at Yarmouk University specializing in Mechanical engineering, with expertise in renewable energy, material wear, Internal Combustion Engines (ICEs) , industrial heat and power engineering.

Prof. Sa’ed A. Musmar is a Professor in Mechanical Engineering at University of Jordan,  with research in renewable energy, thermodynamics, thermal energy, Internal Combustion Engines (ICEs).