Dr. Mohammad Halim's lab at Kennesaw State University focuses on creating new types of solvents known as deep eutectic solvents (DESs) which can help stabilize complex biological molecules like proteins and enzymes. By enhancing the preservation of these crucial drug components, the lab aims to improve the storage and delivery of therapies that rely on biological agents. This work not only has implications in the pharmaceutical field but also offers valuable research opportunities for undergraduate students.