Younes's research focuses on developing sustainable antimicrobial hydrogels, offering potential alternatives to antibiotics. She works on a 2D diphosphate nanocrystalline hydrogel project, aiming to innovate skincare by developing eco-friendly and biocompatible solutions for acne management and treatment. The hydrogel is in the advanced stages of patent filing, working with the Innovation and Intellectual Property Office at Qatar University. Younes is also in discussions with potential commercialization partners. The hydrogel project has received an academic research grant totaling $247,253 per year for up to three years, and $27,420 in incubation funds from the SIEED Office. Her work has resulted in over 40 peer-reviewed publications.
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