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University of Benghazi Researcher Publishes Eighth Scopus-Indexed Chemistry Paper

2026-11-02

Journal of Molecular Liquids research paper by University of Benghazi researcher Haytham Abuissa

Faculty of Arts and Sciences – Qaminis Marks New Research Achievement as Dr Haytham Abuissa Publishes Eighth Scopus-Indexed Paper

 

Dr Haytham Abuissa, Head of the Department of Chemistry at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences – Qaminis, University of Benghazi, has achieved a new research milestone with the publication of his eighth Scopus-indexed research paper under the Faculty’s affiliation within two years.

New Research Published in the Journal of Molecular Liquids

The latest study, entitled “Adenosine–surfactant interactions in aqueous media: Micellization, binding, and solubilization in SDS and BKC micelles“, was published in Elsevier’s Journal of Molecular Liquids. The research was conducted by Dr. Haytham Abuissa in collaboration with Professor Ashraf El-Hashani and Professor Khaled Edbey.

Journal of Molecular Liquids is indexed in Scopus and ranked in the first quartile (Q1) according to the 2025 SCImago Journal Rank, reflecting its established position within its scientific fields.

The achievement reflects his continued research activity and academic output, contributing to the Faculty’s growing presence in scientific research and international publishing while supporting the University of Benghazi’s wider research profile.

Supporting Scientific Research at the University of Benghazi

On this occasion, Dean of the Faculty Dr Salah Al-Din Ahmed Al-Sharif, on behalf of the Faculty Council, extended his congratulations and appreciation to Dr Abuissa for his scientific efforts and research contributions. He also highlighted the importance of such achievements in advancing academic development and promoting a culture of scientific research and publication in recognised international databases.

The publication of eight Scopus-indexed papers within two years demonstrates sustained research activity and represents a valuable contribution to the scientific output of both the Faculty and the University.

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