Prof AZ-IDDIN CHHAM, Hassan II University, Morocco
Prof. AZ-IDDIN CHHAM is a distinguished materials scientist specializing in sustainable and low-cost adsorbents for environmental applications. 🌿🔬 With a Doctorate in Chemistry (2012-2018), they focus on transforming natural and waste materials into advanced adsorbents for wastewater treatment. 🌍💧 Prof. Chham’s research, published in top journals, addresses pressing global challenges like pollution and industrial waste management. 📚✨ As an educator, they excel in teaching coordination chemistry, crystallography, and industrial chemistry, while mentoring students and designing innovative programs. 🧪🎓 Their leadership in sustainable materials research and pedagogy reflects a commitment to environmental and societal impact. 🌟🌱
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Educational Background 🎓
Prof. AZ-IDDIN CHHAM has an impressive academic background in materials and organic chemistry. 🌟📚 He earned his Doctorate in Chemistry (2012-2018) from Hassan II University, Morocco, specializing in the separation and characterization of heavy fractions in oil shale. 🛢️🔬 He holds a DESA in Organic, Phytochemical, and Structural Chemistry (2004-2006) from Mohammed V University, focusing on heterocyclic synthesis. 🧪✨ Prof. Chham completed his undergraduate degree in Organic Chemistry (1998-2004) and obtained a Baccalaureate in Experimental Sciences (1997-1998). 🎓🔍 Recently, he completed a Professional Certificate in University Pedagogy (2021-2022), enhancing his teaching skills. 🧑🏫🌿.
Current Role and Focus 💼
Prof. AZ-IDDIN CHHAM is currently serving as an Associate Professor of Chemistry at the Ministry of National Education, Vocational Training, Higher Education, and Scientific Research in Casablanca, Ain Chok, Morocco, since December 5, 2020. 🧑🏫🔬 In this role, he contributes to advancing academic excellence through teaching, research, and mentorship in the field of chemistry. 📚✨ His expertise spans materials science, organic chemistry, and sustainable environmental solutions, aligning with global scientific and educational goals. 🌍🔎 With a commitment to innovation and education, Prof. Chham continues to inspire and guide the next generation of scientists and researchers. 🌟👩🔬
Research Focus Area 🌱🧬
Prof. AZ-IDDIN CHHAM’s research focuses on sustainable materials science, particularly in the development of eco-friendly adsorbents for environmental applications. 🌿🔬 His work includes the purification of textile waste, removal of toxic dyes, and the decontamination of hazardous pollutants from wastewater using low-cost, natural materials like Moroccan Pistacia lentiscus and clays. 🧪💧 He also explores efficient processing techniques for oil extraction and heavy oil contamination, with a focus on enhancing environmental and industrial sustainability. 🌍 His contributions significantly impact water treatment, waste management, and pollution control technologies. 🧼💚
Publication Top Notes 📄✨
The use of insoluble mater of Moroccan oil shale for removal of dyes from aqueous solution
Elaboration of novel adsorbent from Moroccan oil shale using Plackett–Burman design
M. larzek, S. Mansouri, N. Elhammoudi, N. Hanafi, H. Hannache
Supercritical water extraction and characterization of Moroccan shale oil by different solvent
Preparation and development of a novel activated carbon based on Moroccan oil shale using activation process
Classical and advanced isotherms to model the adsorption of drugs, dyes and metals on activated carbonaceous materials: a review
Modeling and optimization of the activation process of oil shale for removal of cd (II) using the response surface methodology
Purification of textile waste by extracting harmful contaminants using a bio-porous sorbent derived from Moroccan Pistacia Lentiscus
Efficient Removal of a Toxic Textile Dye from Aqueous Solution Using Low-Cost Adsorbents Natural Clays
Impact of chemical processes on the textural properties of the adsorbent of Moroccan oil shale for environmental applications
Conclusion 🏆
Prof. AZ-IDDIN CHHAM’s contributions in sustainable materials science, innovative adsorbent technologies, and dedicated pedagogical efforts make them a highly suitable candidate for a Material Scientist Award. Their work not only advances the field of materials science but also demonstrates tangible societal and environmental impacts. They exhibit a strong balance of research innovation, academic leadership, and collaboration, qualities that align with the award’s criteria.