Professional career: 1989: Master diploma in Physical Chemistry from Paul Sabatier University, Toulouse, France. 1992: Doctorate in Chemical Engineering from Paul Sabatier University (study of the selectivity in membrane processes). 1992: Associate Professor, Paul Sabatier University. Teaching topics: thermodynamics, transfer mechanisms, chemical engineering, membrane processes. 2007–present: Professor, Paul Sabatier University. 2009–2011: Chairperson of the teaching committee for physics, chemistry and automatics, Paul Sabatier University. 2016–2021: Head of the Chemistry Teaching Department, Paul Sabatier University. Scientific activity (highlights): Main research topics: - Mass transfer, especially selective transmission of contaminants in nano-, ultra- or microfiltration; study of microbiological safety and micropollutant contamination. - Mechanism of membrane ageing; study of the evolution of the characteristics of porous structures and of the choice of a criterion to anticipate an alteration in the integrity of a membrane. h-index: 27; 1969 citations (https://publons.com/researcher/5127402/christel-causserand/metrics/). Co-author of 61 publications in international peer-reviewed journals and 8 book chapters. Presentation of 140 oral or poster communications in international and national conferences; 6 invited seminars. Supervisor of 8 post-doctoral, 14 PhD and 11 master students. Partner in four national and two international projects.