Najwa Mohammed Jameel is a distinguished academic and researcher in the field of biological sciences, with a particular focus on medical mycology and biotechnology. She graduated from the College of Science at the University of Basra in 2000 with a degree in Life Sciences. Dr. Jameel's academic journey continued with a Master's degree in Medical Mycology in 2005, followed by a Ph.D. in Biotechnology - Mycology in 2020. In recognition of her outstanding contributions to the scientific community, she was awarded the title of Professor in 2019. Over the years, Dr. Jameel has made significant contributions to the fields of life sciences and biotechnology through her research, teaching, and mentorship. Jameel has supervised four PhD students and one Master's student, guiding them in their research and helping shape the next generation of scientists. She has been actively involved in the academic community, participating in 103 workshops and publishing 53 research papers in both international and local scientific journals. Additionally, she authored a book on a specialized topic within her field. Her research expertise has been presented at 10 scientific conferences and she has participated in 7 patent exhibitions, where she has been awarded gold, silver, and bronze medals for her innovative contributions. She has also been honored with the Excellence Shield for her remarkable achievements. Her scientific work has led to three registered patents, notably in the area of quality control and calibration equipment, which she developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Planning in Iraq.