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Amani, 18, has managed to find a scientific discovery "Awesome" Viral Treatment AIDS, Inviting Swedish King Carl Gustav XVI to personally invite him to attend the Nobel Prize for Science Dinner last year.
And the Iraqi mother emigrated to Sweden 2008 with her family, she came to an "Effective" way Vaccinate HIV-infected cells.
Amani L. said "Arab Sky News": "During my research, I took samples of blood and monkey cells from AIDS and used several methods to vaccinate the cells. these methods have proven effective. "
She added: "Research and experiments are in full swing to ensure the application of this method to humans".
Amani, who is still finishing her Bachelor degree on the Brand of Excellence, has achieved 98.5% of her outstanding research, thus attracting the attention of Swedish media.
After the media drew attention to the achievements of the young Iraqi woman, the King of Sweden invited her to attend a dinner in her honor Nobel Prize From science to the end of last year.
Amani says: "My joy (by invitation) was very great and encouraged me to continue my studies and my research."
At the ceremony, Amani, winner of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Science, met with American James P. Allison, advised of his vast experience in scientific research. "The importance of determining exactly what you want, plan to achieve this goal step by step".
The young researcher has completed her interview "Arab Sky News": "I asked scientists met at dinner to take advantage of their experience to organize their time, until they reach this success. , to be a superior example for me and for all those who aspire to success and excellence. "
Amani hopes she has mastered Swedish language, Entering the Faculty of Medicine this year after completing high school and also aspires to continue her research and in-depth studies on incurable diseases and treatment methods.
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Amani, 18, managed to make a "dramatic" discovery of HIV treatment, prompting Swedish King Carl Gustav XVI to personally invite her to attend the Nobel Prize Dinner for Science, organized by last year.
An Iraqi mother who immigrated to Sweden in 2008 with her family found an "effective" way to vaccinate HIV-infected cells.
Amani told Sky News Arabia: "During my research, I took samples of blood and AIDS-infected monkey cells, and used several methods to vaccinate the cells." One of those methods it's proven effective.
"Research and experiments are in full swing to ensure that this method can be applied to humans," she said.
Amani, who is still finishing her Bachelor degree on the Brand of Excellence, has achieved 98.5% of her outstanding research, thus attracting the attention of Swedish media.
After drawing media attention to the achievements of the young Iraqi, the King of Sweden invited her to attend a dinner in honor of the Nobel Prize for Science at the end of the year. 39, last year.
"My joy (by invitation) was very great and encouraged me to continue my studies and research," said Amani.
Amani, winner of the Nobel Prize in Science 2018, met James B. Alison, who was guided by his great experience in scientific research, and stressed "the importance of defining exactly what you want and planning to achieve this goal step by step ".
"I asked scientists met at dinner to benefit from their experience in organizing their time, until they achieved that success, to be an example." better for me and for all those who aspire to success and excellence, "said the young researcher at Sky News Arabia.
Amani, who is fluent in Swedish, is hoping to enter the faculty of medicine this year after graduating from high school and wants to continue her research and study the incurable diseases and their treatment.
