Nabil Saffaj | Membrane Technology | Environmental Innovation Award
Prof.Dr. Nabil Saffaj , University Ibnou Zohr, Morocco.
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Education and Experience
Ā Education:
- 2018: Professor of Higher Education in Physical Chemistry
- 2012: University Accreditation in Physical Chemistry
- 2004: Ph.D. in Materials Science and Process Engineering
- 2000: Advanced Studies Diploma (DESA) in Applied Chemistry
- 1998: Masterās in Specialized Sciences (MSS) in Analytical Chemistry
- 1996: General University Studies Diploma (DEUG) in Chemistry
- 1994: Baccalaureate in Experimental Sciences
Ā Experience:
- Professor at the Polydisciplinary Faculty of Ouarzazate
- Research team leader for Materials Science, Processes, Environment, and Modeling
- Department Head and Council Member at Hassan II University
- Expert Evaluator for the CNRST (2019-2021)
Suitability For The Award
Prof. Nabil Saffaj, a distinguished Professor of Physical Chemistry at the Faculty Polydisciplinaire of Ouarzazate, Morocco, stands out for his groundbreaking work in materials science and environmental sustainability. His innovative research, particularly in the development of advanced, eco-friendly materials for environmental remediation, makes him an exceptional candidate for the Environmental Innovation Award.
Professional DevelopmentĀ
Publications Top Notes
- Elaboration and characterization of microfiltration and ultrafiltration membranes deposited on raw support prepared from natural Moroccan clay: application to filtration of ā¦Ā Ā Cited by:Ā 194Ā Ā Year:Ā 2006
- Filtration of solution containing heavy metals and dyes by means of ultrafiltration membranes deposited on support made of Moroccan clayĀ Ā Cited by:Ā 133Ā Ā Year:Ā 2004
- Use of Fenton reagent as advanced oxidative process for removing textile dyes from aqueous solutionsĀ Ā Cited by:Ā 118Ā Ā Year:Ā 2014
- Removal of salts and dyes by low ZnAl2O4āTiO2 ultrafiltration membrane deposited on support made from raw clayĀ Ā Cited by:Ā 113Ā Ā Year:Ā 2005
- Removal of a cationic dyeāBasic Red 12āfrom aqueous solution by adsorption onto animal bone mealĀ Ā Cited by:Ā 109Ā Ā Year:Ā 2012
- Preparation and characterization of ultrafiltration membranes for toxic removal from wastewaterĀ Ā Cited by:Ā 76Ā Ā Year:Ā 2004
Nabil Saffaj | Membrane Technology | Environmental Innovation Award