Mohamad SLEIMAN

Mohamad SLEIMAN is a Lecturer at Sigma Clermont and a member of the Photochemistry team at the Institute of Chemistry Clermont-Ferrand (ICCF). He holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry-Catalysis from the University of Lyon 1 (2008) and conducted postdoctoral research (2008–2014) at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in the USA, focusing on indoor environmental chemistry and photocatalytic air purification. His current research investigates the heterogeneous photochemistry of organic micropollutants at the vegetation-atmosphere interface, including degradation product characterization in air, water, and solid/surface compartments.

Key Responsibilities:

• Educational Innovation Officer at Sigma Clermont (2014–present)
• North American Academic Exchange Coordinator at Sigma Clermont (2015–present)

Research Themes:
Specializes in thirdhand smoke residues, photocatalytic depollution methods, and aging of reflective roofing materials. His work bridges environmental chemistry with public health impacts, particularly in indoor environments and agricultural chemical fate analysis.