Yasmine Masmoudi

Yasmine Masmoudi serves as a Lecturer at Aix-Marseille University, actively contributing to the Supercritical Processes and Fluids research team. Her academic career spans nearly two decades with continuous research output through 2025, demonstrating sustained expertise in supercritical fluid applications for pharmaceutical and biomedical engineering.

Dr. Masmoudi's research centers on supercritical carbon dioxide technology, with particular emphasis on drug delivery systems and medical device development. Her work spans particle generation, encapsulation techniques, and impregnation processes, focusing on practical applications for thermosensitive compounds and ophthalmic devices. She has developed innovative approaches for drug-loaded intraocular lenses, polymer processing, and nutraceutical delivery systems using environmentally friendly supercritical methods.

Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals a consistent trajectory in supercritical fluid applications, with increasing focus on pharmaceutical formulations and medical device innovation. Her research demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between chemical engineering, pharmaceutical sciences, and biomedical applications, with particular attention to process optimization and practical implementation of supercritical technologies.

Dr. Masmoudi maintains an extensive collaborative network, frequently working with researchers including Elisabeth Badens, Abir Bouledjouidja, and Christelle Crampon across multiple institutions. Her research has practical implications for developing cleaner pharmaceutical manufacturing processes and advanced medical devices with controlled drug release capabilities.