France Ph D, Polymer Technology, Basrah University –

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name: Kamal First Name: Ibtisam Phone N°: +964 75 06 82 87 10 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

HDR, Process Engineering, La Rochelle University – France Ph D, Polymer Technology, Basrah University – Iraq PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 1/9/2013 - Up to date : Professor/ Chemical Engineering Department Head of School of Engineering Head of Chemical Engineering Department Faculty of Science and Engineering - Soran university 18/9/2012- 1/9/2013 : Professor/ Chemistry Department Head of Unit of Scientific Affairs and Post-graduate Studies Faculty of Science - Soran University

2005- 2012: Professor and Researcher/ LaSIE FRE-CNRS 3474; University of La Rochelle /France: Contribution to the definition of a new innovative texturing technology (DIC), and extraction of bioactive molecules from bio- resources.

2003-2005: Professor/Biochemical Engineering Department; Al-Khawarizmi Faculty of Engineering; University of Baghdad /Iraq: Teaching and supervision of post-graduate students. Elaboration of a new policy concerning teaching activities.

1997-2003: Head of Chemical Engineering Department; University of Basrah; Facultyof Engineering /Iraq. Professor /Department of Chemical Engineering: Full Professor since 2001; Department of Chemical Engineering. Elaboration of new education programs for under-graduate and post- graduate studies and cooperated researches with industry.

1982-2003: Lecturer and researcher at University of Basrah; Faculty of Engineering/Iraq. Teaching and Post-graduate studies supervision. AREAS OF EXPERTISE IN PROCESS ENGINEERING  The impact of the Instant Controlled Pressure Drop Process (DIC) on natural resources drying, extraction, Micro and Nano capsulation of bioactive compounds for preservation and drug delivery.  Extraction kinetics and modeling of bioactive molecules (antioxidants, vitamins, lipids, essential oils, proteins, etc.) from natural resources.  Reuse of natural wastes and recovery of added-value products.  Biofuels manufacturing from natural resources and wastes.  Process optimization and modeling for biopolymers and geopolymers.

TeachingFor Undergraduate experiences Studies:  Polymer Science and Technology, Chemical Industries, Petrochemical Industries, Biochemical Engineering Industries, Properties of Engineering Materials, Pollution and biochemical treatments, Petroleum Refinery, Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Analytical chemistry, Biochemistry, Engineering Chemistry. For Post-graduate Studies:  Chemistry and technology of polymers, Environmental pollution and waste treatment, Industrial corrosion, Polymer additives, Membrane technology, Advanced topics on polymeric engineering materials, Polymer composites and polymeric absorbing materials, industrial wastes as renewable fuel resources (The conventional and innovative pretreatment technologies), biodiesel from industrial wastes.

MSc.1. 2000: “An experimental study on the properties of polymer-modified concrete Supervision of MSC.using Thesis epoxy resin”. A.A. Al-Saad, Civil Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering- Basrah university. MSc.2. 2000: “A study on properties of polymer-modified cement and concrete composites based on unsaturated polyester resin”. W.K. Essa, Faculty of Education, Chemistry Department- Basrah University. MSc.3. 2002: “A study on the properties of polyurethane foam cement concrete”. H. Hussain, Civil Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering- Basrah university. MSc.4. 2003: “Polymer modified concrete based on epoxy-novolac resin”. A. Ahmed, Civil Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering- Basrah University. MSc.5. 2003: “Chlorinated resinous waxes from industrial wastes: production, characterization and kinetics study”. F.A. Albadran, Chemical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering-Basrah University. MSc.6. 2003: “Evaluation of thermal conductivity characteristics of low density polyurethane rigid foams”. S.M. Shuaib, Chemical Engineering Department-Faculty of Engineering-Basrah University. MSc.7. 2003: “Preparation and evaluation of thermal insulators based on polyethylene wastes filled with post-industry wood wastes”. B. Abdullah, Chemical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering- Basrah University. MSc.8. 2004: “Polymeric microwave absorbing materials: Synthesis and evaluation”. M.O. Hamdi, Electrical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering- Basrah University. MSc.9. 2004: “Modified concrete using industrial waste (slug) as coarse aggregate”. A. Hatam, Civil Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering-Basrah University. MSc.10. 2004: “Fabrication and Evaluation of Some New Abrasives Based on an Industrial Waste (slug)as Grinding Material”. M.N. Faris, Chemical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering-Basrah University.

Ph-D. 1. 2004: “Synthesis, characterization and properties of some new conducting SUPERVISION OF PHpolyanilines”.-D. THESIS A.K. Albaag, Chemical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering-Basrah University. Ph-D. 2. 2005: “The applications of Response Surface Methodology to multiple Robust parameter design”. F. Diaab, Mathematic Statistical Department, Faculty of Management and Economy- Baghdad university. Ph-D. 3. 2014: “Biodiesel From Natural Resources: Manufacturing, Properties And Process Optimization using the technology of Instant Controlled Pressure Drop (DIC)”. F. Mohammadsaleem Amin, Faculty of Science- Zakho University.

MEMBERS OF SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES AND PROFESSIONAL BODIES • Iraqi Polymer Society (Member of Management Board). • State Company for Petrochemical Industries (SCPI) (Member of Management Board:1999-2002). • Iraqi Polymers Journal (Member of Editorial board 1994-1997). • Iraqi Journal of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering (Member of Editorial Board 2000-2003) • Basrah Journal Engineering Science (Member of Editorial Board 2001-2003). • Iraqi Chemists Society (Member). • Arab Society of Materials Science, Egypt (Member). • Ibn Al-Haitham Center for Advanced Science and Technology, Jordan (Member). SUPERVISION ACTIVITIES AT LA ROCHELLE UNIVERSITY

Physico-Chemical Analysis Teaching: Master-2

Post-graduate students training at Laboratory of Engineering Science for Environment LaSIE - Supervision UMR-CNRS 7356; Pole Science and Technology; University of La Rochelle /France

 Post-graduateMrs. PhD Berka students: Baya: lecturer at University of Science and Technology Houari Boumediane USTHB, Laboratory of Analysis and Organic Functionality, Scientific and Technological Research Center on Physico-Chemical Analysis (CRAPC), Bab Ezzouar, Algeria. Subject: Quantification of caffeine extracted from roasted coffee beans by GC-MS chromatography; July-September 2006.  Mr. Essami Karim: PhD student-Université des Sciences et de la Technologie Houari Boumediene, (USTHB); BAB EZZOUAR ALGER, ALGERIE. Subject: Total phenols extraction and quantification using response surface methodology. December 2010.  Mrs. Essami Dalila: PhD student- Université des Sciences et de la Technologie Houari Boumediene, (USTHB); BAB EZZOUAR ALGER, ALGERIE. Subject: Experimental design and response surface analysis of total phenols from natural products. December 2010.  Mlle Fatima Mharti : PhD student. University of Sidi Mohammed ben Abdellah, CEDST, Faculty of sciences, Dhar El mahrez, FSDM- Fas- Morocco. Subject : Impact of DIC treatment on Total Phenols Content and Antioxidant Activity of essential oils extracted from different plants varieties. April-July 2012.  Mlle Khaoula Elaydi: PhD student. Université de Gafsa /Tunisia. Subject: Impact of Instant Controlled Pressure Drop (DIC) on extraction of Lawsone, total phenols, tannins and antioxidant activity of Lawsonia inermis . April-July 2012.

 MSc student:Mlle Khaoula Elaydi: Université de Gafsa /Tunisia. Subject: Impact of Instant Controlled Pressure Drop (DIC) on drying and extraction kinetics of total phenols, antioxidant activity and tannins content from bark of Rhus Tripartitum. May- September 2011.

 Under graduateMlle S. students: C. Vola, Subject:License 3 Study of the of IUP the GEPI impact-University of the Instant of La Rochelle Controlled Pressure Drop (DIC) on the physical properties of coffee beans. April-June 2007  Mlle Chocho Kathleen, Subject: Drying kinetics and modeling of the microalgae Spirulina. April-June 2010.  Mr. Dieng Papa Mamadou, Subject: Extraction kinetics of lipids from the microalgae Spirulina. April- June 2010.  Mr. Robot Olivier, Subject: Optimization of the extraction kinetics of lipids from the microalgae Spirulina using Response Surface Methodology. April-June 2010. REVIEWER IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS

 Journal of Food Studies, Microthink Institute, USA.  Journal of Dairy Technology.

HONORS AND AWARDS The annual Iraqi national award for Iraqi experts and scientists: offered by Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research for the years: 1999-2000, 2000-2001 and 2001-2002.

PUBLICATIONS

P1 (1993): I.M. Kamal, G. A. Adam and A. H. Al-Mowali, Iraqi patent: “Synthesis, Patents characterization and properties of some new polyacrylate resins and poly(acrylate-urethane) IPNs for industrial uses”. 2474 (1993). P2 (2011): ALLAF Karim, KAMAL Ibtisam, BESOMBES Colette, GALOIS Robert, GELICUS Antony, (2011). French patent No. 11/01919: Utilisation de la Détente Instantanée Contrôlée DIC dans la fabrication de biodiesel à partir des sources lipidiques naturelles; cas des algues et microalgues.

IL1 (1999): I.M. Kamal and M. J. Abdullah. “Deterioration of concrete columns used Invited Lectures (documented in Proceedings) for high and low voltage transmission lines. Causes and methods for solving the problem”. The fourth Conference on Corrosion Prevention in Industry, 7-9 November, (1999), Baghdad. IL2 (2000): I.M. Kamal. “Treatment and Developed methods for dealing with chemicals in electrical power stations”. Symposium “Methods facilitie production and distribution of electrical energy in southren region”. University of Basrah, Faculty of Engineering. 8-February (2000). IL3 (2000): I.M. Kamal. “Polymers and their applications in water treatment”. Symposium Water Treatment in Basrah Governorate. University of Basrah, Faculty of Engineering. 8-February (2000). IL4 (2000): I.M. Kamal. “New Methods for Treating Petroleum Pollutants. Symposium Engineering Developments Alternatives in Petroleum industries. University of Basrah, Faculty of Engineering 25-April (2000). IL5 (2000): I.M. Kamal. “Polymer Coating for Marine Ships Overlays”. Annual Conference of Marine Force, August (2000). IL6 (2002): I.M. Kamal. “Application of polymers in stealth technology”. The Annual Scientific Conference of Marine Force, August (2002). IL7 (2002): I.M. Kamal. “Polymeric Additives for Concrete Columns”. 1st Engineering Conference: Iraqi Engineering Society / Basrah Branch, 12-13 January (2002). IL8 (2002): I. M. Kamal. “Separation by Polymeric Membranes: Technologies and Applications”. The Specified Symposium on Water Desalination in Basrah, Fourth of January (2002). IL9 (2003): I.M. Kamal. “Polymer-cement mortars for ports overlays”. The 6th Scientific Conference of State Company of Iraqi Ports. 12-13 January (2003).

C1 (1997): I.M. Kamal, M. J. Essa and M. M. Hattab. “Experimental study on the CONFERENCES (Articleseffect Documented of a polymer in onP roceedings)concrete properties” proceedings of the fourth Basrah Eng. Conference, March 11-12 (1997), P. 639-652. C2 (1999): I.M. Kamal “Fabrication of Plastic linings for marine applications”. Proceedings of the Yearly Scientific Conference of Marine Force. 59-5, Basrah-Iraq. 1999. C3 (2000): I.M. Kamal, F. G. Mohammed and K. Ali. “Effect of natural gasoline addition upon the characterization of Iraqi crude oil”. Symposium “Engineering Developments and Alternatives in Petroleum industries”. University of Basrah, Faculty of Engineering 25-Apri. C4 (2000): I.M. Kamal. “Study on the characteristics of modified building materials using different polymer additives”. Proceedings of the 4th conference of Construction Minstry, pp. 552-560, 29-30 December (2000). C5 (2000): I.M. Kamal, F. M. Falih, and A. A. Al-Saad. “Durability performance of epoxy-modified concrete”. Proceedings of the 4th conference of construction Ministry, pp. 443-449, 29-30 December (2000). C6 (2002): I.M. Kamal. “New Aspects in Ecological Purification of Sea Water Using Concrete and Concrete Wastes”. Basrah Journal Science, No. 18, 48-55 (2002). C7 (2002): I.M. Kamal. “Polymeric (RAMs), Techinical characteristics, principles of operation and applications”. Symposium on Microwave communications, University of Basrah, Faculty of Engineering, 25-35, April (2002). C8 (2002): I.M. Kamal, A. H. Gailan, A. Hameed and A. Haatam. “Aggregate made from industrial unprocessed slag”. Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Concrete Technology for Developing Countries 321-334, 21-24 October. Amman-Jordan (2002). C9 (2002): I.M. Kamal. “Conservation of Energy n buildings using polymer concrete composites”. Proceeding of the 2nd Scientific Conference Al-Nahrain University, 30-31 October (2002). C10 (2002): I.M. Kamal, H. Hameed and A. Hatam. “Industrial waste pollutants as concrete aggregate”. 4th international conference on role of engineering towards a better environment, Egypt. Alexandaria, 21-23 December, (2002). C11 (2003): I.M. Kamal, E.H. Shamkii, A.H. Ghailan and H. M. Rasheed. “Evaluation of scale forming and corrosive character of raw water for industrial processes”. Proceedings of the 1st National Conf. On Water Desalination Techniques, University of Basrah, 3 February, (2003). C12 (2003): I.M. Kamal, A.A. Mohammad and F. AL-Badran. “Chlorinated resinous wax from industrial wastes: production, characterization and optimization”. 2nd international conference on chemistry and its applications. Doha–Qatar, 6-9 December (2003). C13 (2004): I. M. Kamal and Elham H. Shamki. “Hydrodynamic Characteristics of a New Fluidized Bed”. Proceedings of the 8th Arab Conference of Material Science. Alexandria, Egypt, 18-22 April 2004. C14 (2004): I. M. Kamal and S. M. Shuaib. “Low Density Rigid Polyurethane Foams: Fabrication, Morphological Characterization and Thermal Conductivity Evaluation”. Proceedings of the 1st workshop on Advanced Materials, Physics Department, Faculty of Science, Qatar University, Al-Doha, 27-29 April 2004. C15 (2004): I. M. Kamal, Ilham H. Shamki and A. A. Khadim. “Polymer Composites Based on Low Density Polyethylene- Wood Fiber: Fabrication and mechanical Properties”. Proceedings of CHEMINDEX, Al-Bahrain, September (2004). C16 (2004): I. M. Kamal, G. Abdul al-Razzaq and M. O. Hamdi. “Performance Evaluation of Some New RAMs”. Proceedings of the 3rd International MAGEL Conference, La-Rocheel University, France, 15-19 June 2004. C17 (2005): I.M. Kamal and M. N. Faris. “ Fabrication and Evaluation of Some New Abrasives Based on an Industrial Waste as Grinding Material”. Proceedings of 8ICCD, Sharm AlShaik-Egypt, 9-11 April (2005). C18 (2005): I.M.Kamal and A.M. Albaage. “New Organometallic Monomers and Polymers Based on Tellurium: Synthesis And Characterization”. Proceedings of Transmediterranean Symposium on Organometallic Chemistry and Catalysis (RENACOM) Morocco- Marrakesh, 5-7 May (2005). C19 (2005): I.M.Kamal. “Membrane Technology and the Role in Bioprocessing”. Proceedings of Jordan International Chemical Engineering Conference V (JICECO5). Amman-Jordan, 12-15 september (2005). C20 (2005): I.M.Kamal, N.K. AbdulSahab, S.D. Nassy, H.K.Hamed and N.Muhammed. “Polymer Modified Concrete Using Locally Available Raw Materials”. Proceedings of the International Conference to Engaga Iraq’s Science and Technology In Developing Their country. Amman –Jordan, 18-20 September (2005). C21 (2005): I.M.Kamal, N.K. AbdulSahab, S.D. Nassy, H.K.Hamed and N.Muhammed. “Establishment of a Capacity Building in Iraq for Nondestructive Testing and Evaluation”. Proceedings of the International Conference to Engage Iraq’s Science and Technology In Developing Their country. Amman – Jordan, 18-20 September (2005). C22 (2005): I. M. Kamal and K. Allaf. "Improved Expansion Characteristics for Raw Coffee Beans using The Instantaneous Controlled Pressure Drop Process (DIC)” Proceedings of the fifth workshop on DIC technology and applications– University of La Rochelle-France, 10 November (2005). C23 (2006): I. M. Kamal, S. Mounir, and K. Allaf. Edible films and coatings for food preservation. The 6 th edition Health and Foods Days. June 14-16 (2006). La Rochelle-France. C24 (2006): I. M. Kamal, S. Mounir, and K. Allaf. “New tendencies in preservation of fruits and vegetables by drying and by edible coatings”. Proceedings of the First Franco-MFLU Seminar: Changes in rice production systems, a new technological challenges. June 12-14 (2006). Chiang Rai- Thailand. C25 (2008): I. M. Kamal and S. Al-Naimi.” Polymers and Nanotechnology”. Proceedings of the Knowledge Based Industries & Nanotechnology Conference. 11th-12th February (2008), Doha-Qatar. C26 (2008): I. M. Kamal and K. Allaf. Incorporation of DIC Technology in Valorization of Food wastes to Added-Value Products. Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Engineering for Waste Valorization. 2-3 June (2008), Patras-Greece. C27 (2008): I. M. Kamal and S. Al-Naimi and K. Allaf, Geopolymers and phosphate- cements: Formation processes, properties and applications. Proceedings of the sixth International Symposium on Inorganic Phosphate Materials. 24-28 August (2008), La Rochelle-France. C28 (2009): I. M. Kamal and S. Al-Naimi and K. Allaf, Building Materials Of Improved Thermal Insulation. Proceedings of the NE ASEE conference Engineering in the New Global Economy', 3-4 April (2009), Bridgeport-USA. C29 (2009): I. M. Kamal and K. Allaf, Geopolymers: Prospects For Polymer Industry. Proceedings of the third International conference on advances and trends in engineering materials and their applications, 6-10 July (2009), Montreal-Canada. ISBN 0-9780479. C30 (2009): I. M. Kamal, Nanopolymers Proceedings The second International Meeting on Clusters and Nanostructured Materials (CNM-2), 27-30 september 2009, Uzhogord- Ukraine. C31 (2010): I.M. Kamal and K. Allaf, Novel Approach In Surface Texturing Of Biopolymers: Proceedings of the International symposium of Chuiko ISC of NAS of Ukraine, 18- 21 May, Kiev- Ukraine. C32 (2010): Ibtisam Kamal, Collete Besombe and Karim Allaf. Drying kinetics and Optimization of oil extraction from microalgae Spirulina. Journées de la Section Régionale Centre- Ouest,Société, Chimique de France; 9 & 10 décembre 2010- Université De La Rochelle. C33 (2011): I.M Kamal and K. Allaf. Recovering of sumac waste as a source of plyphenols using the novel processing technology of instant controlled pressure drop DIC:, the 8th International Conference, Cooperation for Waste Issues (WasteECo-2011), February 23-24, 2011, Kharkiv, Ukraine. C34 (2011): I.M Kamal and K. Allaf. Kinetics of Polyphenol Extraction From Sumac. 6th International CIGR Technical Symposium Toward a sustainable food chain, Food Process, Bioprocessing and Food Quality Management, 18th-20th April 2011, Nantes, France. C35 (2011): M. Kristiawan, I.M Kamal, V. Sobolik, S. Mounir and K. Allaf. Expanding coffee Beans using texturing by Microwave and steam heating systems of instant controlled pressure drop. The 6th nternational CIGR Technical Symposium Toward a sustainable food chain, Food process, Bioprocessing and Food Quality Management, 18th-20th April 2011, Nantes, France. C36 (2011): Kamal I. and Allaf K. (2011). Impact of Global Warming, Military Conflicts and Industrial Processing Wastes on Environment. 4th International Congress of Environmental Research (ICER-11) on 15th-17th Dec 2011 Surat, India. C37(2012): Kamal I. Aidy K., Lemem E., and Allaf K. (2012). Impact of Controlled Pressure Drop (DIC) on Total Phenols, Tannins and Antioxidant Activity of Rhus Tripartitum Bark. The 4th Kurdistan Conference on Biological Sciences , the 8th-11 May 2012, Duhok-Irak. C38(2012): Kamal I. and Karim Allaf (2012). Improvement of Total Phenol Availability In Green Coffee Beans By Texturing Using Instant Control Pressure Drop. The 6th world congress on Polyphenols Applications, 7-8 June, Palais Brongniart, Paris, France.3 C39(2013): Kamal I. Besobes C. and Allaf K. (2013). A Novel One-Step Method For Extraction Lutein From Microalgae Phaeodactylum Using Accelerated Solvent Extraction (ASE)”. “The 1st International Scientific Conference, University of Zakho, April 23rd -25th, Zakho -Iraq. C40(2014): One-Step Processes For In-Situ Transesterfication To Biodiesel And Lutein Extraction From Microalgae Phaeodactylum Using Instant Controlled Pressure Drop (DIC). Proceedings of the 4th International congress on green process engineering, 7-10 April 2014, Sevilla (Spain).

INJ1 (1983): I.M. Kamal, G. A. Adam and H. K. Al-Getta. “The effect of molecular Academic Peer-Reviewedweight Journalson the thermal stability of PVC”. Thermochemical Acta, 62, 355- 359 (1983). INJ2 (1993): I. M. Kamal and W. A. Abdul Ghafor“Optical properties of a new polyacrylate resin ”Indian J. of Pure and Applied Physics, Vol. 31, 949- 957 (1993). NJ3 (1993): I.M. Kamal, G. A. Adam and A.H. Al-Mowali.“Setting study of some new acrylated sulphonic resins” Basrah Sci. J., Vol. II, 7-69 (1993). NJ4 (1994): I.M. Kamal, G. A. Adam and A. H. Al-Mowali. “ESR studies of molecular motion of poly [2,2-bis (3-formyl -N-hexylediimine acetoxyphenyl)] propane” Basrah J. Science., Supplement, 91-96 (1994). NJ5 (1994): I.M. Kamal, S. A. Niema and G. A. Adam “Thermenal properties of new IPNs based on epoxy-acrylate” Basrah J. Science, Supplement. 123-132 (1994). NJ6 (1996): I.M. Kamal, G. A. Adam and A. H. Al-Mowali “Synthesis and Mesogenic properties of poly [5, 5-diquinolymethane sebasate” Basrah J. Science, Vl. 14, 17-21 (1996). NJ7 (1997): I.M. Kamal “The effect of a new cross-linking agent on the electrical properties of 4, 4-disocyanatodiphenyl Methane (MDI) based polyurethane” J. Eng. and Technology, Vol. 16, 171-179 (1997). NJ8 (1998): I.M. Kamal, M. J. Essa and S. A. Niema “Phenol-formaldehyde modified cement concrete” J. Polymers, Vol. 2, 13-22 (1998). NJ9 (1998): I.M. Kamal, S. A. Niema and W. A. Abdul Ghafor “Chemical resistance and electrical properties of polyacrylate ester of 2, 2-[bis (3, 5- dimethylol 4, 4-dihydroxyphenyl)] propane containing ionic traces” J. Basrah Research, Vol. 15, 61-70 (1998). NJ10 (1999): I.K. Hashimi, A. H. Al-Mowali and I.M. Kamal. “Synthesis and mesogenic properties of a polymeric [5, 5-Diquinoly methane decarboxylate alkanes”. Iraqi Journal Polymers, Vol. 3, No. 2, 241-50, (1999) NJ11 (2000): I.M. Kamal, S. A. Niema and A. T. Ali. “Metal complexed polymeric schiff based as chelates and stabilizers”. Basrah Journal for Engineering Science, Vol. 1, No. 1, 377-388 (2000). NJ12 (2000): W. K. Essa, I.M. Kamal and H. A. Jasim. “A study on some properties of polymer concrete (PC) based on unsaturated polyester resin”. Basrah Journal for Engineering Science, Vol. 1, No. 1, 365-376 (2000). NJ13 (2000): I.M. Kamal, and A. A. Jasim. “Effect of scale formation on the direct chlorination process parameters in EDC production”. Basrah, J. Science., C., Vol. 18, No. 2, 104-95 (2000). NJ14 (2000): A. A. Al-Hajjaj and I.M. Kamal. “Correlation of some tensile properties for various grades of HDPE produced by PCI”. Iraqi J. Polymers, Vol. 14, No. 1, 64-78 (2000). NJ15 (2000): I.M. Kamal, A. A. AL-Hajjaj and A. A. Jasim. “Thermal stresses deformation of radiant tubes for ethane craking service in PCI: case study”. Scientific J., University of Tikrit Engineering Science, Vol. 7, No. 4, 166-178 (2000). NJ16 (2000): I.M. Kamal. “Chemical resistance of repair mortars admixed with joint IPNs”. Scientific Journal, University of Tikrit Engineering Sci. Vol. 7, No. 4, 84-93 (2000). NJ17 (2000): I.M. Kamal. “Characteristics of the capillary absorption and permeability of water in mortar and polymer modified mortars”. Basrah, J. Science., C., Vol. 18, No. 1, 59-70 (2000). NJ18 (2000): I.M. Kamal. “Curing characteristics of cement pastes modified by an epoxy resin”. Basrah, J. Science C., Vol. 18, No. 1, 105-114 (2000). NJ19 (2001): I.M. Kamal, E. Hashim and A. A. Al-Hajjaj. “Polyurethane flexible foams for the combat of petroleum pollution in sea water”. Marine Mesopotamica. 16 (2): 369-378 (2001). NJ20 (2001): I.M. Kamal. “The effect of MFI of HDPE on the material modeling of tensile characteristics”. Iraqi J. of Chemical and Petrochemical Engineering, Vol. 2, 34-40, (2001). NJ21 (2001): A. K. AL-Baage, and I.M. Kamal. “Synthesis and characterization of some hetrocyclic tellurium compounds based on 2-amino-3-tellurapipridine”. National J. of Chemistry 572-579 (2001). NJ22 (2002): I.M. Kamal, F. M. Falih and A. Ahmed. “Thermal properties of (epoxy- novolac) polymer modified concrete”. Basrah J. for Engineering Science, Vol. 3, No. 1, 46-56 (2002). NJ23 (2002): I.M. Kamal. “New Aspects in Ecological Purification of Sea Water Using Concrete and Concrete Wastes”. Basrah Journal Science, No. 18, 48-55 (2002). NJ24 (2002): I.M. Kamal. “Synthesis and mechanical properties of some new high density rigid polyurethane foams”. National Journal of Chemistry, No. 6, June (2002). NJ25 (2002): I.M. Kamal, F. M. Falih and A. Ahmed. “Durability characteristics of polymer cement concrete composites based on epoxy-novolac”. Iraqi J. Polymers, Vol. 6, No. 1, 25-34 (2002). NJ26 (2002): I.M. Kamal and B. Abdulla. “Thermal Conductivity Characteristics of Polymer Composites Based on Polyethylene Wastes Filled with Post- Industry Wood Wastes”. Iraqi Journal of Chemical and Petrochemical Engineering, Vol. 4, 1-4, December (2002). NJ27 (2008): Ibtisam M. Kamal, V. Sobolik, Magdalena Kristiawan, Sabah M. Mounir, K. Allaf. “Structure expansion of Green Coffee Beans Using Instantaneous Controlled Pressure Drop Process”. Innovative Food Science & Emerging Technologies, Volume 9, Issue 4, October 2008, Pages 534-541. INJ28 (2012): Ibtisam M. Kamal, A. Gelicus, and K. Allaf. “Impact of the Instantaneous Controlled Pressure Drop (DIC) treatment on drying kinetics and Caffeine extraction of green coffee beans”. Journal of Food Research, volume 1, No.1, 24-47(2012). INJ29 (2012): Kamal Ibtisam and Allaf Karim ” Impact Of Global Warming, Military Conflicts And Industrial Processing Wastes On Environment”. Journal of Environmental Research And Development. Vol. 7 No. 2A, , 1127-1135, October-December 2012 . INJ30 (2013): A. Meullemiestre, I. Kamal, Z. Maache-Rezzoug, F. Chemat, S. A. Rezzoug (2013). Antioxidant Activity and Total Phenolic Content of Oils Extracted from Pinus pinaster Sawdust Waste. Screening of Different Innovative Isolation Techniques. J. of Waste Biomass Valorization, volume 4, No.1, published online by Springer, 6 April 2013. INJ31(2013): Ibtisam Kamal, Karim Allaf. Optimization of Instant Controlled Pressure Drop Dic-Assisted-Solvent Extraction of Total Phenols of Green Coffee Beans. Journal of Food Studies. Vol.2, No.1, June 2013. IN32(2014): Mharti Fatima-Zohra, Abdellaoui Abdelfattah, Kamal Ibtisam, Lyoussi Badiaa, Allaf Tamara, Allaf Karim. Impact Of Instantaneous Controlled Pressure Prop (DIC) Technology On Extraction Of Total Phenols Of Moroccan Salvia Officinalis. Journal Of Advances In Chemistry, vol 7, no. 2, 1287-1295, Jan, 2014. IN33(2014) Khaoula Elaydi, Ibtisam Kamal, Ahmed Bedoui, Elaloui Elimam and Karim Allaf. Intensification of the Solvent Extraction of Rhus tripartitum Bioactive Molecules Using Instant Controlled Pressure Drop (DIC). British Journal of Applied Science & Technology, Volume 4 ,Issue 11 ,01- 15, 2014.

NP1 (2000): I.M. Kamal and S. A. Niema. “Mexiletine Hydrochloride Injection”. Projects Project of Medicines and Pesticides, Documented research, Ser. No. 16, (2000). NP2 (2000): I.M. Kamal. “Carmustine Injection”. Project of Medicines and Pesticides, Documented research, Ser. No. 289 (2000). NP3 (2000): I.M. Kamal. “Diazoxide Injection”. Project of Medicines and Pesticides, Documented research, Ser. No. 221 (2000). NP4 (2000): G. A. Adam, M. Y. Yousif, A. Macardeeg, A. Abdul Ritha, and I.M. Kamal. “Antracol 70%” Project of Medicines and Pesticides, Documented research, Ser. No. 703 (2000). NP5 (2000): I.M. Kamal, N. Abdul-Ameer and G. A. Adam. “Preparation of Chloroxylol”. Project of Medicience and Pesticides, Documented Research (2000). NP6 (2006): Ibtisam M. Kamal and Ammar Jasim Mohammed.“ Removal Of Phenol From Polluted Water Using Horseradish Peroxidase Extracted From Locally Available Biomaterial (Horseradish Roots):Optimization And Process Design”. Documented research project (contract no.11)-Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Researches- Research and Development Department (2006). NP7 (2006): Ibtisam M. Kamal and Hadeer K. Hamid..” Chemical Design Of A Pilot Plant For Production Of Chlorinated Polyethylene Wax From Low Density Polyethylene Wax Produced As A Bi-product By The State Company Of Petrochemical Industries(SCPI)”. Documented research project (contract no. 117)-Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Researches- Research and Development Department (2006). NP8 (2006): Ibtisam M. Kamal and Idin Kamel. “ Biodegradable Polymer System Based On Chitosan-Alginate For Improvement The Stability And Controlled Release Of Insulin”. Documented research project (contract no. 109) -Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Researches- Research and Development Department (2006). NP9(2006): Ibtisam M. Kamal and Salwa Shamran. “Extraction Of Theobromine From Natural Source: Characterization And Optimization”. Documented research project (contract no.110) -Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Researches- Research and Development Department (2006). INP10(2010): National project “ microalgae”, financed by DRRT (Poitiers)-Européen de Développement Régional (FEDER) with 534 thousands Euros-France.

ON GOING ACTIVITIES

IJ1 (2014): I. Kamal, and K. Allaf.“ Roasting optimization and kinetics for raw and Papers to be publishedInstantaneous Controlled Pressure drop treated coffee beans”. IJ2 (2014): Khaoula Elaydi, , Ibtisam Kamal, , Ahmed Bedoui, and Karim Allaf. “Tunisian henna as polyphenol source: experimental and fundamental analysis of texturing-assisted intensified solvent extraction. IJ3 (2014): I. Kamal and K. Allaf. “ Food waste and food preservation”: a review.

(Soran University - Kurdistan Region/ Iraq & La Rochelle Collaboration ResearchUniversity/Franceand Development( A Proposal ProjectUnder Processing) “New Multidimensional Processes For Recovery Of Wild Plants From Kurdistan Region- Soran/Iraq For Bioactive Molecules And Cosmetic Ingredients”.