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ISMES2022 (Ouargla) People's Democratic Republic of Algeria Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research University of Kasdi Merbah - Ouargla Faculty of Applied Sciences Process Engineering Department Organizes 2022 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES The first International seminar on materials synthesis and environmental monitoring aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars ABOUT THE SEMINAR to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Materials Synthesis, Characteri- The first International seminar on materials zation and Processing. It also provides a premier interdis- synthesis and environmental monitoring ciplinary platform for researchers, practitioners and (ISMSEM 2022), organized by department educators to present and discuss the most recent innova- of chemical process engineering, faculty of « Issues and Perspectives » tions, trends, and concerns as well as practical challen- ges encountered and solutions adopted in the fields of applied sciences, university of Kasdi-Mer- Materials Synthesis, Characterization and Processing. bah, will be held in Ouargla (Algeria), from SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT 07th to 09th February, 2022. ISMSEM 2022 has teamed up with the Special Journal The conference provides an opportunity for scientists and Issue on Materials & Biomaterials Science (ISSN engineers to showcase their research on an international The first edition of (ISMSEM 2022) provides platform. It also provides a venue for entrepreneurs and 2661-7226). A number of selected full text papers will an update on the latest advances in techno- venture capitalists to discuss collaborative research and also be considered for the special journal issues. All business developments. A panel of international experts logy and applications of synthetized nanos- submitted papers will have the opportunity to be consi- will discuss and address possible avenues to bridge the tructures and nanomaterials. Includes dered for this Special Journal Issue. gap between research and development. Conference presentations of new strategies and attendees will receive a copy of the proceedings that issues associated with organic and contains all accepted papers inorganic materials synthesis, nano- composite materials from functio- This conference will include, emerging research related to materials, nanotechnology, environment and other nal polymers, environmental interesting topics monitoring, and chemical methods of materials FEBRUARYFEBRUARY 0709,0709, 20222021 functionalization. FebruaryOUARGLA,OUARGLA, 07-09, 2021 ALGERIAALGERIA | Ouargla, Algeria Pr. ZOUAOUI Ahmed, University of Ferhat Abbas Sétif 1 (Algeria) TOPICS Pr. DOUADI Tahar, university of Ferhat Abbas Sétif 1 (Algeria) • Electrochemical sensors and biosensors HONORARY PRESIDENTS Pr. BENALIA Mokhtar, University of Laghouat (Algeria) • Characterization of carbon materials Pr. HALILAT Med.TAHAR, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Pr. BEBBA Ahmed Abdelhafid, University of Ouargla (Algeria) • Surface chemistry Pr. KRIKER ABDELOUAHED, University of Ouargla (Algeria) • Organic and Inorganic Chemistry Pr. LAHIOUEL Yasmina, University of Guelma (Algeria) • Physical and Analytical Chemistry Pr. TIFOUTI lakhdar, University of Annaba (Algeria) • Biochemistry and Biotechnology Pr. ZAZOUA Ali, University of Jijel (Algeria) CONFERENCE CHAIR • Chemical Engineering process Pr. BESTANI Benaouda, University of Mostaganem (Algeria) Dr. FETHI ACHI, University of Ouargla (Algeria) • Materials and biomaterials Science Pr. HADJADJ Mohamed, University of Ouargla (Algeria) • Chemical synthesis of natural products Pr. KACI Mustapha, University of Bejaia (Algeria) • Analytical and Bioanalytical Methods Pr. NIBOU Djamel, USTHB (Algeria) ORGANIZING COMMITTEE CHAIR • Polymer Synthesis and Polymerization Pr. DAOUD Kamel, USTHB (Algeria) , University of Ouargla (Algeria) • Chemical functionalization methods of material and polymers Dr. SELLOUM DJAMEL Pr. DENDOUGUI Hocine, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Pr. BOUKHERROUB Rabah, University of Lille 1 CNRS (France) ORGANIZING COMMITTEE MEMBERS IMPORTANT DEADLINES st Pr. SZUNERITZ Sabine, University of Lille 1 CNRS (France) Dr. BACHA Oussama, University of Ouargla (Algeria) October 1 , 2020: Announcement th Pr. BACHARI Khaldoun, C.R.A.P.C. (Algeria) Dr. CHAOUKY Mourad, University of Ouargla (Algeria) July 30 , 2021: Submission of the abstracts st Pr. CHEBOUT Redouane, C.R.A.P.C. (Algeria) Dr. GUERDOUH Amel, University of Ouargla (Algeria) October 1 , 2021: Notification of acceptance. Pr. TERBOUCHE Achour, C.R.A.P.C. (Algeria) Dr. GOUDJIL Med Bilal, University of Ouargla (Algeria) February 07-09, 2022: Seminar , University of Ferhat Abbas Sétif 1 (Algeria) Dr. LATI Mokhtar, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Pr. BOUGETOUCHA Abdallah Dr. GHIABA zineb, University of Ouargla (Algeria) REGISTRATION FEES Pr. SAIDI Mokhtar, University of Ouargla (Algeria) University of Ouargla (Algeria) Pr. TINGRY Sophie, University of Montpellier 2 (France) Dr. MOKHBI Yasmina, Student Registration 9 000 DA Pr. CHRISTOPHE Innocent, University of Montpellier 2 (France) Dr. HENNI Abdellah, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Researcher/Academician 10 000 DA University of Ouargla (Algeria) Dr. ZOUBEIDI Nouael , University of Ouargla (Algeria) International researcher 100 € Pr. SELLAMI Med Hassen, Dr. ABCHOUCHE Ahmed, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Industrial professional 15 000 DA Dr. CHEBLI Derraji, University of Ferhat Abbas Sétif 1 (Algeria) BAAMEUR Lotfi, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Dr. BENABDESSELAM Soulef, University of Ouargla (Algeria) BOUZIANE Khadija, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Registration fees covers the access to all sessions of conference, Dr. ZEMBOUI Idris, University of Bejaia (Algeria) BENCHEIKH Kamel, University of Ouargla (Algeria) accommodation refreshments, lunch and abstract book. Dr. CHAOUCHE Noura, University of Ouargla (Algeria) ATTIA Abbes, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Dr. HAMITOUCHE Adh'ya-eddine, C.R.A.P.C. (Algeria) HACINI Zineb, University of Ouargla (Algeria) 2022 Dr. BENSACI Cheyma, University of Ouargla (Algeria) KENDOUR Zaouia, University of Ouargla (Algeria) University of Querétaro (Mexico) AKCHICH Zineb, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Dr. DECTOR Andres, TOUAHRIA Tatou, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Dr. NACEF Mouna, University of Guelma (Algeria) ABID Asma, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Dr. BAKA Ouidad, University of Ouargla (Algeria) MENAA Sabah, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Dr. AIT LAHCEN Abdellatif, KAUST (Saudi Arabia) GUEMRAS Nadjet, University of USTHB (Algeria) Dr. CHENNOUF Naserddine, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Dr. RIDHA Lessoued, University of Ouargla (Algeria) SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE CHAIR Conference Secretariat Dr. ATTAR Aisha, University of Illinois at Chicago (USA) Dr. ABDELLAH HENNI, University of Ouargla (Algeria) All contribution submissions must be made via the website: Dr. SEKRIFA Med Lamine, University of Ouargla (Algeria) https://ismsem2022.sciencesconf.org Dr. ARRIS Sihem, University of Constantine 3 (Algeria) INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Dr. IZZA Hydaia, University of Ouargla (Algeria) All queries may be directed to the ISMSEM office at : Dr. NAIT RAMDANE Chafia, C.R.A.P.C. (Algeria) [email protected] Pr. RODRÍGUEZ Héctor, University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain) Dr. SIBOUKEUR Hicham, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Pr. Aziz Amine, University of Hassan II de Casablanca (Morocco) Dr. BELKHALFA Hakim, C.R.A.P.C. (Algeria) Pr. ROSEI Federico, INRS Quebec (Canada) Dr. RAHMANI Abellatif, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Pr. CRETIN Marc, University of Montpellier 2 (France) Dr. GUERDOUH Amel, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Pr. MOHAMMED M. Rahman, K A U, Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) Route of Ghardaia, Ouargla Dr. CHIKOUCHE Imene, University of Bordj Bou Arreridj (Algeria) Pr. CHIKHI Mustapha, University of constantine 3 (Algeria) [email protected] Dr. BELFAR Mohamed Lakhder, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Pr. MENIAI Abdeslam-Hassen, University of constantine 3 (Algeria) https://ismsem2022.sciencesconf.org Dr. MENNOUCHE Djamel, University of Ouargla (Algeria) Pr. ZOUAGHI Razika , University of constantine 1 (Algeria) Dr. AIT RAMDANE-TERBOUCHE Chafia, C.R.A.P.C. (Algeria) Dr. SANDEEP G. Surya, KAUST (Saudi Arabia).
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