Dr. Wassim Shebaby accomplished his doctoral studies in Cancer Cell Biology at the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom. In 2014, he became a part-time faculty member within the Natural Science Department at LAU, where he taught various undergraduate biology courses and played a significant role in mentoring numerous undergraduate students throughout their Senior Projects. Concurrently, Dr. Shebaby participated as a member of a collaborative research team spanning different LAU schools (SAS, SOP, and SOM). Their collective effort involved the extraction and characterization of natural compounds from medicinal plants indigenous to Lebanon, with a focus on evaluating their chemical and pharmacological attributes. In the year 2020, Dr. Shebaby was appointed as a postdoctoral research fellow within the School of Pharmacy's Pharmaceutical Science Department. His primary research pursuits revolve around investigating the potential anticancer and anti-inflammatory properties exhibited by the Lebanese cannabis extract and other prominent cannabinoids. Additionally, he engaged in the co-supervision of several master's students in the Pharmaceutical Science Department. Throughout his tenure at LAU, Dr. Shebaby demonstrated his commitment to research, resulting in the publication of more than 34 peer-reviewed articles, many of which were classified within the Q1/Q2 quartile ranks.