I received my  M.Sc degrees  in Composite materials and environmental studies, 1997, from the University of Concordia Montreal, Canada and in Conservation and Management of Cultural Heritage ,2005, from Yarmouk University, Jordan.  B.Sc.  in Chemical.Eng. from Jordan University of Science and Technology, Jordan . I worked at the University of Concodia  as teaching and research assistant before I joined Yarmouk University in 2005.

My research interests include: Archaeological metal conservation, Composite materials and environmental studies, Archaeometry related studies, Materials for conservation of cultural heritage.

As a teacher I always aspire to nurture and educate my students to become lifelong learners. I believe our role as educators goes beyond transmitting knowledge – our role is to nurture our students to become lifelong learners – to teach them the skills of 'learn how to learn' and to teach them the appreciation and the love for knowledge. As Socrates said, "I cannot teach anybody anything; I can only make them think". I believe that teaching is an exciting adventure in which both the teacher and the students participate and cooperate to achieve a common goal.