Ms. Sabah Elamraoui | Environemental chemistry | Research Excellence Award
Ms. Sabah Elamraoui | National School of Applied Sciences El Jadida Chouaib Doukkali University | Morocco
Ms. Sabah Elamraoui is a Moroccan researcher and fourth-year PhD candidate at the National School of Applied Sciences (ENSA), El Jadida, whose work focuses on industrial effluent treatment using adsorption and advanced oxidation processes. She has developed multidisciplinary expertise in physicochemistry, material analysis, nanomaterials, photocatalysis, pollutant degradation, and wastewater purification. Her academic path includes strong foundations in analysis techniques, quality control, and environmental materials, strengthened by internships in industrial laboratories and research centers such as OCP Jorf Lasfar, Coca-Cola Casablanca, MC Pharma, and ENSA laboratories. She has presented her findings at international conferences, earning distinctions for innovative contributions to environmental remediation. Her upcoming international research at CINTECX, University of Vigo, further extends her work into nanoparticle synthesis and advanced catalytic processes. She has authored six scientific documents, accumulated 31 citations across 30 citing sources, and holds an h-index of 3, reflecting the growing impact of her research in sustainable water treatment and green environmental technologies.
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Featured Publications
Enhancing surface area of HNO₃-activated digestate-derived biochar for methylene blue adsorption. (2023). Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering. Cited by: 18.
Evaluation of multilayer biofilters for nutrient and organic pollutant removal from OMW. (2022). Environmental Technology & Innovation. Cited by: 11.
Natural biopolymers for olive mill wastewater treatment: RSM-BBD synergistic modeling. (2024). Chemosphere. Cited by: 7.
Polyphenols adsorption using activated carbon derived from Pinus sylvestris sawdust. (2021). Water Science & Technology. Cited by: 15.
DFT-guided modeling of hybrid biopolymers for OMW treatment. (2025). Submitted to Polymers Journal.