Giving pomegranate waste a second life
A review of pomegranate fruit waste in green nanotechnology and its potential across environmental, biomedical, food and agricultural applications.
Read the review ↗I’m Meenah, a microbiologist exploring how thoughtful science can turn environmental challenges into opportunities for healthier, more sustainable communities.
Research grounded in curiosity, guided by sustainability, and made stronger through collaboration.
My work sits across environmental microbiology, biotechnology and nanobiotechnology. I’m especially drawn to sustainable approaches that transform agricultural and food-processing residues into useful materials, and to microbial technologies with practical environmental applications.
My academic path has taken me from studying microbiology at Fountain University, to postgraduate work in environmental microbiology at Ahmadu Bello University, and doctoral research in microbiology at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology. Alongside research, I value teaching, mentorship and making scientific ideas accessible.
A few themes and contributions from my research journey. Open a paper to explore the full work.
A review of pomegranate fruit waste in green nanotechnology and its potential across environmental, biomedical, food and agricultural applications.
Read the review ↗Research exploring the synthesis of zinc oxide nanoparticles using Lactobacillus fermentii and their activity against Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilm.
View conference abstract ↗Work on producing proteolytic enzymes from catfish waste using bacterial species, connecting microbial biotechnology with resource recovery.
Read the article ↗A path through microbiology, environmental research and the possibilities of sustainable biotechnology.
Ladoke Akintola University of Technology
Ahmadu Bello University
Fountain University, Osogbo
Sharing ideas and supporting the next generation of scientists.
Interested in research collaboration, speaking, teaching, or a thoughtful conversation about sustainable science? I’d love to hear from you.