Nizam Diab is an associate professor of Analytical Chemistry at the Arab American University-Palestine where he has been a faculty member since 2003. He completed his Ph.D. at Ruhr University-Bochum/ Germany, his Master at the Middle East Technical University- Turkey, and his undergraduate studies at Yarmouk University- Jordan. His areas of interest and research are in the electrochemistry, and his main research focused on the development of electrochemical sensors for medical applications. He has contributed to more than forty publications in international journals/conference proceedings.

Academic Experience
FromToPresentPositionInstitution
04/09/201404/07/2017 Associate professor at the chemistry departmentArab American University- Palestine
01/09/200303/09/2014 Assistant Professor of ChemistryArab American University- Palestine
02/09/199001/08/1996 Teacher of Chemistry and Science/Ministry of EducationMinistry of Education & Higher Education
01/09/199630/09/1997 Teaching AssistantAn-Najah National University / Palestine
01/10/198730/06/1988 Research AssistantYarmouk University/ Jordan
Administrative Experience
FromToPresentPositionInstitution
01/09/2013  Acting President (several times )Arab American University- Palestine
07/08/2016  Vice President for Practical Training AffairsArab American University- Palestine
01/09/201231/08/2016 Vice President for Community AffairsArab American University- Palestine
01/09/200531/08/2008 Dean of the Arts&Sciences FacultyArab American University- Palestine
01/09/200431/08/2005 Head of the Chemistry DepartmentArab American University- Palestine
Education
University/College NameDegree ReceivedSpecializationDescription
Ruhr University - Bochum/ GermanyPhdElectrochemistry 
Middle East Technical University- Ankara/ TurkeyMAAnalytical Chemistry 
Annajah National University/ Nablus / PalestineMAChemistry 
Yarmouk University- Irbid/ JordanBAChemistry 
Skills
Miniaturization of electrochemical sensors for detection in biological samples., Using scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM) to measure the activity of the single living cell., Improvement of some analytical techniques to enhance their sensitivity and selectivity.
Awards
DAAD PhD Scholarship 1999-2003, DAAD research visit June 2007 - August 2007, Zamalah research visit June 2017- August 2017
Languages
Arabic

English

German

Turkish

Hebrew
Courses Taught
Course TitleLevel
Instrumental Analysis (Junior level 01051363)Undergraduate
Analytical chemistry 
Analytical chemistry for medical studentsUndergraduate
Applied ChemistryUndergraduate
Industrial Chemistry 
General Chemistry 
Instrumental Chemical Analysis lab. 
Analytical chemistry labsUndergraduate