Dr. Afef Dhaffouli, Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Sciences of Gafsa, Tunisia
Afef Dhaffouli is a dedicated PhD student in Chemistry at the Faculty of Sciences of Gafsa, in collaboration with the Faculty of Sciences of Monastir, Tunisia. Born on November 15, 1997, in Tunisia, she holds a Research Master’s degree in Organic Chemistry and a Basic Degree in Chemistry from the same institution. Afef has gained practical experience through an internship in the hospital analysis department, which complements her academic pursuits. Her research focuses on developing sensitive electrochemical sensors for detecting heavy metal ions, including lead and cadmium, in real samples. Afef has presented her findings at several international conferences, showcasing her work on electrochemical detection and sensor development. She is actively involved in various training programs, including molecular docking and chemical safety, reflecting her commitment to advancing her expertise in the field. With a strong foundation in chemistry and a passion for research, Afef is poised to make significant contributions to the scientific community.
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Suitability for Women Researcher Award:
Afef Dhaffouli is a highly qualified candidate for the Women Researcher Award, demonstrating remarkable achievements in her academic journey, innovative research contributions, and active engagement in the scientific community.
Education
- PhD Student in Chemistry
Faculty of Sciences of Gafsa, in collaboration with the Faculty of Sciences of Monastir, Tunisia
Expected Graduation: May 2022
- Research Master in Organic Chemistry
Faculty of Sciences of Gafsa, Tunisia
Graduated: December 2021
- Basic Degree in Chemistry
Faculty of Sciences of Gafsa, Tunisia
Graduated: June 2019
- Bachelor of Science
Houcine Bouzaiene Secondary School, Sidi Bouzid, Tunisia
Graduated: June 2016
Professional Experience
- Internship
Hospital Analysis Department
July 2017
- Conducted analysis and research related to hospital laboratory practices.
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