Mohamed Jebrane

I am a senior scientist within materials science and organic chemistry, with extensive experience in wood modification and durability testing. My primary focus is on developing sustainable wood treatments that extend the service life of wood materials. I am particularly involved in projects related to surface treatments, where I strive to improve interfacial adhesion between plastics and biofibers in composite materials.
In addition, I have expertise in utilizing wood features to encapsulate phase change materials, aimed at enhancing energy efficiency in buildings. This innovative approach not only leverages the natural properties of wood but also contributes to sustainable building practices. I also possess strong knowledge in achieving accreditation according to ISO/IEC 17025, ensuring that my research and testing methodologies meet rigorous international standards.
My research interests are diverse, encompassing innovative sustainable methods for wood modification and durability testing, as well as the intricacies of polymer and organic chemistry and the development of biocomposites. Through a multidisciplinary approach, I aim to advance the field of wood science and technology, contributing to the creation of greener and more resilient wood products.
I am proficient in a range of analytical techniques, including spectroscopy, microscopy, and chromatography. This comprehensive skill set enables me to understand materials at a molecular level, enriching the depth of my research contributions.