Constitutes of Novel Global Community Educational Foundation (NGCEF) [according to policies of Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) and Register of Cultural Organizations (Established under Subdivision 30-F of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997)]:                                                                 

1. No one among responsible person or ordinary members or student consuls of NGCEF can apply for any type of loan on the behalf of NGCEF (for personal use) in any part of the world and if anyone breaches this rule, this person will be terminated automatically from NGCEF. The NGCEF will not be responsible for his/her actions such as taking of loan. Therefore, we would like to request ACNC administration to please mention this point clearly on their register in the information of NGCEF registration section that it is not eligible to borrow any amount of loan in any currency from anywhere in the world (for personal use).

2) Each NGCEF member, including responsible persons, should work on honorary / volunteer basis (no paid work) for all types of activities of NGCEF for the welfare of humanity in intellectual exchange, education and global unity among humanity.

3) NGCEF must not pay any of its profits or financial surplus, or give any of its property, to its responsible persons, members, beneficiaries, controllers or owners.

4) NGCEF has agreed to comply with any rules that the Treasurer and the Arts Minister make to ensure that gifts made to the fund for the Art/Culture section of NGCEF will be used only for its principal purpose of the Art/Culture section.

5) NGCEF has agreed to give the Arts/Culture Secretary, at intervals of 6 months, statistical information about gifts made to the public fund during the last 6 months.

6) Finance will not be distributed to members of the managing committee or trustees except as reimbursement for out-of-pocket expenses incurred on behalf of the fund or proper remuneration for administrative services.

7) NGCEF public fund will be maintained as follows:

• Any money received in the form of gifts will be credited in our ANZ account
• NGCEF will not receive any illegal/unethical money or property
• In the case of the winding up of the fund, the rules mentioned in NGCEF guidelines will be followed

Biography of Professor Mohammad Amjad Kamal

Dr. Mohammad Amjad Kamal is a Distinguished Adjunct Professor at the King Fahd Medical Research Center (KFMRC), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, where he was full Professor from March 2011 to March 2013, and led a highly productive and collaborative research team. Dr. Kamal's biochemical research has culminated in more than 325 publications in internationally respected journals and 65 abstracts at international conferences. His research involves ongoing collaborations with numerous international scientific teams and, as an example among many successful projects, was pivotal in supporting the development of novel experimental drugs to treat Alzheimer's disease from conception in the laboratory to the clinic with his longtime collaborator Dr Nigel H. Greig (Chief, Drug Design & Development Section, Translational Gerontology Branch, NIA, NIH, USA).                                       

Dr. Kamal migrated to Australia in 1998 and was awarded a prestigious U2000 Postdoctoral Fellowship in 2000 by the University of Sydney, School of Molecular and Microbial Biosciences. This three years highly competitive award funded his research on the "Inhibition of amido phosphoribosyltransferase by new antifolates: Design and mechanism of action of purine antagonists". Amongst numerous projects, Dr. Kamal also collaborated on the molecular biological research project "Type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer's disease" at the University of Technology, Sydney - the commonalities underpinning these two disorders that impact a huge proportion of the world population remain an area of his current scientific focus.

He established his research group, the "Fundamental and Applied Biology Group" at KFMRC (March 2011 to Nov 2013), whose research aims focuses on advancing the medical scientific research at KFMRC. He was selected as a scientific member to Chair the "Yousef Abdul Latif Jameel Therapeutic Applications in the Prophet's medicine". Moreover, he is serving as an EiC/regional/editorial member/guest editor of several reputed scientific journals - this is undertaken on an honorable basis, and includes the following:

1. Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
2. Current Drug Metabolism
3. Current Pharmaceutical Design
4. Current Alzheimer Research
5. Neuroscience
6. Current Medicinal Chemistry
7. Current Topics in Medicinal Chemistry
8. CNS & Neurological Disorders-Drug Targets
9. BMC Neuroscience 
10. Neural Plasticity
11. Oxidative Medicine and Cellular Longevity
12. Journal of Diabetes Research
13. Protein & Peptide Letters
14. Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine
15. Medicinal Chemistry
16. Pharmacognosy Magazine
17. Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences
18. Current Psychopharmacology
19. Molecular and Genetic Medicine
20. Journal of Neurological Disorders
21. Enzyme Engineering
22. Recent Patents on Nanomedicine
23. Journal of Advance Health Sciences
24. Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity: Targets and Therapy journal
25. Am. Journal of Neuroprotection and Neuroregeneration
26. Drug Designing
27. Research Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism
28. Journal of Medical Disorders
29. Journal of Molecular Biology and Techniques
30. The Open Biochemistry Journal
31. Current Aging Science
32. Jacobs Journal of Drug Metabolism and Toxicology
33. International Archives of Endocrinology Clinical Research
34. Journal of Neurology and Psychology
35. Enliven: Journal of Genetics, Molecular and Cellular Biology
36. Enliven: Neurology and Neurotechnology
37. Enliven: Pharmacovigilance and Drug Safety
38. Sydney Journal of Medical Sciences
39. Seminars in Cancer Biology 

At present, he is editing two eBooks (https://sites.google.com/site/globesciencement/) and has recently led the 'International Enzyme Conference' in China.

He delivered lectures across different universities within China (2014-15), whose focus combined education with the development of new collaborations to understand and aid develop interventions for degenerative disorders. 

In synopsis, his passion is the medical science and its rapid translation across all communities to mitigate and off set common degenerative disorders. This work has taken him around the world, allowed him to interact across cultures and appreciate the multicultural flavors that, when optimally combined, can move medical sciences forward and support their practical application across borders, customs and nations. This experience has better enabled him to serve as a consul of the "InterNations Sydney Academic Networking" with an Inter-Nations Organization. Recently, he initiated efforts to establish a “Global Community University (GCU)”, "Virtual Global Community Educational Organization" (VGCEO) and “Novel Global Community Educational Foundation” (NGCEF) as well.

 

Contact Details

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 Affiliations 

Prof. M.A. Kamal (PhD, FRACI C Chem)^1,2,3

(Honorary Foundation President)  

¹King Fahd Medical Research Center, King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia

²Enzymoics, NSW

³Novel Global Community Educational Foundation, Australia  

 

 

	Mohammad A. Kamal (PhD, PostDoc), Professor, Australia Foundation President BioEnzymoics
	Cornelia Wilson (PhD), Professor, France Foundation Vice President Biotechnotherapomics
	Athanasios Alexiou (PhD, PostDoc), Professor Greece Foundation Vice President Biomedical Informatics
	Faseeha Kamal, Australia Co-Founder Counselling Service
	Omar Akram (PhD, MBBS), Australia Co-Founder Medical Research
	Anita E. Fofié, (MD, MSc, BSc, BA, PhD), Canada Co-Founder Cosmetic Dermatology
	Tania de Jong AM, Australia Co-Founder Entrepreneuromics
	Jianbo Xiao (PhD), Professor, China Co-Founder Chemistry
	Susan McKay (BTh, BA Hons), Australia Co-Founder Psych-Spiritual Counselling, Existential Therapy and Coaching, Spiritual Direction
	Christos Tsagkaris (MD), Greece Co-Founder Internal Medicine
	Polina Simou (BSc), Greece Co-Founder Fine Arts, BioArt, Education
	Yvonne Ridley (PhD), United Kingdom Co-Founder Journalist, author, columnist, and scriptwriter. PR adviser
	Fatima Nasrallah (PhD), Senior Research Fellow, Australia Co-Founder Neuroscience