Nasreddine KEBIR

**Education Background:** ***2001 – 2002:* Research Master’s degree,** University of Le Mans, Chemistry and physics of polymers (honors). ***2002 – 2005:* PhD thesis,**University of Le Mans,Chemistry and physics of polymers (honors). ***2015 – 2016:* Diplomat of ability to direct scientific research**, University of Rouen Normandie. (honors). **Working Background:** ***- From 18/01/2006 to 30/09/2007:*** **Post-doctoral internship.** Curie Institute, Paris, France. Physico-Chemistry Laboratory of Curie (PCC, UMR CNRS 168, Head: DR Jean-François JOINNY). Team: « Molecular and cellular interactions at interfaces» (DR Francis RONDELEZ). Research topic: « surface treatment of PDMS venous catheters to give them antibacterial and/or anti-thrombotic properties. » ***-From 01/11/2007 to 31/08/2008:* Assistant professor**.Paul Sabatier University (Toulouse 3). ***Teaching**:*** Levels: Licence 1, Licence 2, Licence 3 and Master 1. Topics: polymer chemistry, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, thermodynamics. ***Research:*** Laboratory of Molecular Interactions, and Chemical and Photochemical Reactivity (IMRCP, UMR CNRS 5623, Direction: DR. Monique MAUZAC). Team: « Mass Spectrometry, Fluorescence, Bioanalytics» (DR Suzanne FERY-FORGUES and Pr. François COUDERC). Research topic: « Elaboration of molecular imprinting membranes for purification of bio-molecules ». ***-Since 01/09/2008:*** **Associate professor**,INSA ROUEN Normandie. ***Teaching:*** 1st engineering cycle (department of science and technology for engineers); Topics: structure of matter, atomistic and chemical bonds, chemistry in aqueous solution, Kinetics, crystallography, organic chemistry, thermodynamics of binary mixtures. 2nd engineering cycle (department of Fine Chemistry and Chemical Engineering); Topics: polymer synthesis and characterisation, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry. ***Research:*** Laboratory: Polymers Biopolymers Surfaces (PBS), UMR CNRS 6270, Head: DR Thierry JOUENNE). Team: Macromolecular materials (MM) (Pr. Fabrice BUREL). Norman Institute of Molecular, Medicinal and Macromolecular Chemistry (INC3M) (FR 3038 CNRS); Norman Doctoral School of Chemistry (ED 508). Research topics: Synthesis and modifications of polymers; biobased polymers; biopolymers’ valorization, bioactive polymers, surface chemistry and physics. **Awards:** 2016-2020: Supervising Research Award (16 k€), from the French minister of teaching and research.