While specific awards are not listed in the provided data, Dr. Zoubida Taleb’s career is marked by significant academic accomplishments and recognition through her research contributions. Earning the Habilitation degree in 2021 reflects her expertise and capacity to supervise doctoral research—an honor reserved for highly accomplished scholars in Algeria. Her active participation in high-impact publications, including international collaborations with European scientists, underlines her global academic reputation. Her work has been published in leading journals such as Chem Engineering, Environmental Analytical Chemistry, and Waste Management & Research, often addressing critical environmental issues through green chemistry. Furthermore, her role in multiple projects on wastewater treatment and the valorization of natural materials highlights her commitment to sustainability and innovation. Continued invitations to co-author with globally renowned researchers are testament to her respected position in the field.
🔬Research Focus:
Dr. Zoubida Taleb’s research integrates chemistry with environmental sustainability, focusing on analytical chemistry, wastewater treatment, natural adsorbents, polymer chemistry, and catalysis. She explores low-cost, efficient techniques such as adsorption and catalytic degradation using Algerian clays, montmorillonite, and activated carbon to remove pollutants from industrial effluents. Her studies address real-world problems like the purification of used vegetable oils, olive mill wastewater treatment, and removal of phenolic compounds and pesticides from water. By emphasizing kinetic modeling and physicochemical characterization, she evaluates the efficiency and mechanisms of adsorption and catalysis. Her interdisciplinary work often combines chemical engineering, material science, and environmental science, promoting sustainable solutions. Collaborations with researchers from Spain, Italy, and France have broadened her impact, making her a key contributor in advancing eco-friendly remediation technologies.
Publication Top Notes:
1. Lead and cadmium removal by adsorption process using hydroxyapatite porous materials
Authors: A. Ramdani, A. Kadeche, M. Adjdir, Z. Taleb, D. Ikhou, S. Taleb, A. Deratani
Citations: 48
2. Mechanism study of metal ion adsorption on porous hydroxyapatite: experiments and modeling
Authors: A. Ramdani, Z. Taleb, A. Guendouzi, A. Kadeche, H. Herbache, A. Mostefai, …
Citations: 13
3. Removal of o-Cresol from aqueous solution using Algerian Na-Clay as adsorbent
Authors: H. Herbache, A. Ramdani, A. Maghni, Z. Taleb, S. Taleb, E. Morallon, …
Citations: 10
4. Electrochemical and In Situ FTIR Study of o-Cresol on Platinum Electrode in Acid Medium
Authors: Z. Taleb, F. Montilla, C. Quijada, E. Morallon, S. Taleb
Citations: 10
5. Physicochemical and microbiological characterisation of olive oil mill wastewater (OMW) from the region of Sidi Bel Abbes (Western Algeria)
Authors: S. Djeziri, Z. Taleb, M. Djellouli, S. Taleb
Citations: 7
6. Catalytic degradation of O‐cresol using H₂O₂ onto Algerian Clay‐Na
Authors: H. Herbache, A. Ramdani, Z. Taleb, R. Ruiz‐Rosas, S. Taleb, E. Morallón, …
Citations: 7
7. Discoloration of contaminated water by an industrial dye: Methylene Blue, by two Algerian bentonites, thermally activated
Authors: I. Feddal, Z. Taleb, A. Ramdani, H. Herbache, S. Taleb
Citations: 7
8. Variation of used vegetable oils’ composition upon treatment with Algerian clays
Authors: A. Serouri, Z. Taleb, A. Mannu, S. Garroni, N. Senes, S. Taleb, S. Brini, …
Citations: 6
9.Temperature and pH influence on Diuron adsorption by Algerian Mont-Na Clay
Authors: S. Tlemsani, Z. Taleb, L. Piraúlt-Roy, S. Taleb
Citations: 5
10. Recycling of used vegetable oils by powder adsorption
Authors: A. Mannu, M.E. Di Pietro, G.L. Petretto, Z. Taleb, A. Serouri, S. Taleb, …
Citations: 5