Prof. Hassan M. Ibrahim obtained his Ph.D. in Applied Organic Chemistry in 2011. He is a Professor of Textile Chemistry and Technology, Textile Research Division, NRC.
He has published over 40 scientific papers in well-known international journals dealing with textile chemistry and chemical technology, medical pollution prevention and cleaner production in the textile industry, and functional finishes of cellulose-based textiles using nanotechnology, biotechnology, and/or plasma technology.
He has implemented more than 16 industrial projects, carried out more than 15 industrial and medicinal chemistry and textiles assessments, and supervised over 10 MSc and Ph.D. theses, dealing with organic and environmental chemistry, hazardous wastes, medical textiles, nanotechnology, and electrospun nanofibers formation. He has expertise in Applied Chemistry and Technology of Organic Chemistry, especially in carbohydrates, polymers, pollution prevention, and the preparation and applications of nanoparticles (polymer chemistry, the chemistry of chitosan, chitosan modification, nanoparticles preparation, and electrospinning technique). He built this model after years of experience in research and teaching in universities and research centers. He is the Egyptian National Representative of the Chemistry and Human Health Division Committee (VII) at the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC). He is a reviewer for more than 15 international journals.
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Prof. Hassan M. Ibrahim obtained his Ph.D. in Applied Organic Chemistry in 2011. He is a Professor of Textile Chemistry and Technology, Textile Research Division, NRC.
He has published over 40 scientific papers in well-known international journals dealing with textile chemistry and chemical technology, medical pollution prevention and cleaner production in the textile industry, and functional finishes of cellulose-based textiles using nanotechnology, biotechnology, and/or plasma technology.
He has implemented more than 16 industrial projects, carried out more than 15 industrial and medicinal chemistry and textiles assessments, and supervised over 10 MSc and Ph.D. theses, dealing with organic and environmental chemistry, hazardous wastes, medical textiles, nanotechnology, and electrospun nanofibers formation. He has expertise in Applied Chemistry and Technology of Organic Chemistry, especially in carbohydrates, polymers, pollution prevention, and the preparation and applications of nanoparticles (polymer chemistry, the chemistry of chitosan, chitosan modification, nanoparticles preparation, and electrospinning technique). He built this model after years of experience in research and teaching in universities and research centers. He is the Egyptian National Representative of the Chemistry and Human Health Division Committee (VII) at the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC). He is a reviewer for more than 15 international journals.
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