Ammar Al-Shameri
About me
I am a biotechnologist driven by the idea of creating sustainable solutions through biocatalysis. My research focuses on gas-converting enzymes like hydrogenases, which enable green hydrogen production and utilization. I integrate these enzymes into cascades to transform biogenic materials into energy carriers and fine chemicals, and I develop enzymatic flow systems for continuous bioprocessing. Recently, I started to explore sol-gel encapsulation techniques to create hybrid smart materials with potential in drug delivery.
Being a member of AGYA opens doors to vibrant interdisciplinary exchange, especially within the Arab-German research network.
It’s a unique space where science meets society, and where collaborations across cultures and disciplines help tackle global challenges in energy and health.
Academic career
| since 2020 | Group leader, Chair of Chemistry of Biogenic Resources, Technical University of Munich, Germany |
| 2016 | PhD, Department of biochemistry for gas-converting biocatalysts, Technical University of Berlin, Germany |
| 2013 - 2016 | Master's degree in Industrial Biotechnology, Technical University of Berlin, Germany |
- Working Groups
- Arab and German Education
- Innovation