My research work addresses the intersection of forensic evidence, toxicological mechanisms, public health relevance, and practical institutional systems. Across my career, I have authored and contributed to more than 40 peer-reviewed publications, supporting academic advancement in forensic toxicology, pharmacology, and related scientific domains. 

Research in these areas is not only an academic pursuit—it strengthens the scientific basis for forensic standards, poison response frameworks, and evidence-based public policy dialogue.


Research Themes

My research interests can be grouped into several key themes:

1) Toxicology and public health-linked intoxication patterns

This includes toxicological analysis of real-world intoxication phenomena and poisoning sources relevant to public health contexts.


2) Natural products, pharmacognosy, and toxicological profiles

This reflects the scientific exploration of plant-derived materials, their pharmacology and toxicology, and their implications for treatment and safety.


3) Emerging drug threats and psychoactive substances

Research attention in this theme contributes to understanding new psychoactive substances and their toxicological effects and forensic implications.


Selected Publications

A selection of publications includes:

  • Hair Dye Intoxication in Sudan — Science & Justice Journal
  • Toxicity of Argemone mexicana — Sudanese Journal of Veterinary Sciences
  • New Psychoactive Substances Toxicity — Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
  • Brief Guide to Writing a Scientific Paper — International Journal of Research Publications


Supervision & Mentorship

Postgraduate supervision forms a key part of my academic contribution. I have supervised:

  • PhD candidates
  • MSc dissertations
  • Higher Diploma research projects

In addition, I have served as an examiner across postgraduate programmes in forensic science, pharmacy, medicine, and dentistry. 


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