Профессор Кемпбеллского университета опубликовал две книги о природных химических веществах и растениях

Dr. Antoine Al-Achi, professor of Pharmaceutical & Clinical Sciences in Campbell University’s College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, recently published two books examining naturally occurring chemicals and their associated plants. Published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Nature’s Chemicals: Botanicals and Others and Nature’s Chemicals and Associated Plants: Botanicals and Others expand upon Al-Achi’s extensive teaching and research in botanical and herbal medicine, pharmaceutics, and pharmaceutical sciences. Dr. Al-Achi joined Campbell University in 1989 as an assistant professor of pharmaceutics in the Doctor of Pharmacy program. He earned a doctorate in biomedical sciences and pharmacokinetics from Northeastern University and completed postdoctoral training at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School. His scholarly work includes textbooks, book chapters and more than 240 research publications, reviews, posters and presentations. Dr. Al-Achi teaches courses in pharmaceuticals, biostatistics, botanical and herbal medicine, physical pharmacy and experimental design. He also regularly oversees master’s-level research projects and collaborates with clinicians and other professionals outside Campbell University. The two new publications reflect Dr. Al-Achi’s longstanding scholarship and interest in botanical medicine and naturally occurring compounds. Congratulations to Dr. Al-Achi on these significant contributions to the study of naturally occurring chemicals and associated plants. Official citations Antoine Al-Achi. Nature’s Chemicals: Botanicals and Others. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Lady Stephenson Library, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom; 554 pages; July 1, 2026; ISBN 978-1036472900. Antoine Al-Achi. Nature’s Chemicals and Associated Plants: Botanicals and Others. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Lady Stephenson Library, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom; 478 pages; July 1, 2026; ISBN 978-1036472603.