Doctorante, Faculty of Sciences of Tunis El Manar, Tunisia 🌍
Boutheina Ben Abdallah is a dedicated researcher pursuing a PhD in Biological Sciences at the Faculty of Sciences of Tunis. With a strong background in aquatic ecology, she has developed expertise in molecular studies, environmental protection, and marine biodiversity. Her research focuses on improving wastewater treatment systems and understanding the ecological dynamics of aquatic species. She has gained international experience through internships in Spain and Tunisia, contributing to environmental sustainability and ecological conservation. 🌱🔬
Profile
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Education 🎓
Boutheina Ben Abdallah is currently a PhD student in Biological Sciences at the Faculty of Sciences of Tunis, specializing in aquatic ecology. She earned her Master of Research in Biodiversity and Aquatic Ecology in 2021 from the same institution. Prior to that, she completed an Applied Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Protection in 2018 and obtained her Diploma in Experimental Sciences from Farhat Hachad Rades High School in 2015. Her academic journey reflects a strong commitment to environmental sciences and ecological research. 📚🌊
Experience 💼
Boutheina has accumulated diverse research experiences through multiple international and local internships. She worked at the University of the Balearic Islands, Spain (2023), where she conducted molecular studies on marine polychaetes and analyzed bivalve samples using HPLC. At the University of Cordoba, Spain (2022), she evaluated the toxic effects of penconazole on fungi using biomarker analysis. Her work in Tunisia includes research on freshwater turtles, wastewater treatment, and pesticide formulation at various institutions. Additionally, she has experience as a teleoperator, demonstrating her versatility and communication skills. 🔬🌱
Research Interests 🔍
Boutheina’s research interests focus on aquatic ecology, biodiversity conservation, and environmental toxicology. She is particularly passionate about the molecular analysis of marine organisms, bio-ecology studies of freshwater species, and wastewater treatment optimization. Her work aims to enhance ecological sustainability through innovative scientific approaches, contributing to global environmental conservation efforts. 🌊🦠
Awards & Certifications 🏆
Boutheina has earned several prestigious certifications, including the Aptis Certificate from the British Council and a Certificate of Competence in Maritime Navigation from ISPAB. She has also participated in training on job interviews and personal development, enhancing her professional skills. These achievements highlight her commitment to continuous learning and career growth. 📜✅
Publications 📖
Effect of multispecies swards on ruminal fermentation, methane emission, and potential for climate care cattle farming – an in vitro study (2023) | [Journal Name] | Cited by [X] articles | Read More
Potential of Paulownia Leaves Silage in Lamb Diet to Improve Ruminal Fermentation and Fatty Acid Profile – an in Vitro Study (2023) | [Journal Name] | Cited by [X] articles | Read More
Impact of the long-cut chaff technology on milk yield and methane emission in dairy cows (2023) | [Journal Name] | Cited by [X] articles | Read More
Recent Advances in Alfalfa Silage Inoculants to Improve Fermentation Quality and Methane Mitigation of Feed (2022) | [Journal Name] | Cited by [X] articles | Read More
Conclusion
Boutheina Ben Abdallah is a promising candidate for the Research for Young Scientist Award due to her solid academic background, diverse internships, and dedication to environmental research. Expanding her research output and leadership experience will further solidify her position in the scientific community. Her commitment to addressing environmental issues through scientific research makes her an excellent candidate for this award. 🌍✨