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Claire Gaiani is a full Professor at the University of Lorraine, leading the Laboratoire d'Ingénierie des Biomolécules (LIBio). With an ORCID iD: 0000-0003-0434-8453 , she focuses on sustainable food ingredient development from agroresources and food-waste, specializing in the formulation of bioactive compounds (probiotics, glycans, PUFA, flavonoids) into functional powders through industrial-academic collaborations. Habilitation to supervise research (2012, University of Lorraine) PhD in Food Science (2006, University of Lorraine) Engineer (M.Sc.) from ENSAIA (2002, University of Lorraine) Her research combines atomic force microscopy (AFM), XPS analysis, and industrial partnerships (Nestle, Arla Foods) to optimize dairy and plant-based powder properties. Recent work explores cryogel monoliths for probiotic delivery, plant seed gums as structuring agents, and maltodextrin surface characterization. Key scientific contributions include: Over 140 peer-reviewed papers (90% Q1 Food Science/Chemistry/Biophysics) 2 book editions ( Engineering Plant-Based Food Systems , 2023; Atomic Force Microscopy for Food Research , 2023) 10 book chapters 2 patents (FR2807932A1, FR2112358A) 65 international lectures (17 invited) Honors include: 2023 Grand Prix en Sciences Lorraine-Luxembourg 2015 IUF junior member (5-year term) 2011 Marcel Loncin Prize 2014 NIZO Dairy Conference keynote She supervises 9 postdocs and 15 PhD students, and serves on the European Bioencapsulation Research Group board. Her work drives innovations in powder rehydration, probiotic encapsulation, and sustainable food systems through the Agria Grand Est association.

• Food Science
• Dairy Technology
• Microencapsulation
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Christine Campagne is a full professor at ENSAIT since 2010, affiliated with the Multifunctional Textiles and Processes Group. Her research activities focus on advanced textile functionalization and polymer surface modification techniques, with significant contributions to sustainable textile technologies and smart materials development. Professor Campagne's research interests span multiple cutting-edge areas of textile science. Her primary focus involves physical surface treatments using atmospheric plasma technology for textile functionalization, chemical surface treatments to impart antibacterial, hydrophilic, and hydrophobic properties to textiles, and 3D printing applications for textile innovation. She also specializes in surface nanostructuration for self-cleaning textiles, physico-chemical characterization of polymer surfaces, and processing of polymer nanocomposites including conductive and antibacterial multifilaments. Her work extends to the characterization and study of climatic ageing of textile materials, ensuring durability in various environmental conditions. Analysis of Professor Campagne's recent publications reveals a strong trend toward sustainable and multifunctional textile development. Her work increasingly focuses on bio-based solutions (like milk casein for antimicrobial textiles), eco-friendly processing techniques (plasma treatments replacing chemical mordants), and multi-functional applications where single textile systems provide multiple benefits (UV protection, water detection, chemical hazard protection). The research demonstrates growing integration of nanotechnology with traditional textile processes and increasing emphasis on circular economy principles in textile development. Professor Campagne serves as Principal Investigator or co-PI on several significant research projects including Autonotex, MA(T)TISSE, Phototex, Autotherme, Duratex, and MONI2TEX. Her teaching portfolio encompasses advanced topics in polymer science including physico-chemical properties of polymers , polymer functionalization , ageing mechanisms of polymers , biopolymers , and surface characterization of textile materials , reflecting her comprehensive expertise across both fundamental and applied aspects of textile science.

• Textile Engineering
• Polymer Science
• Nanotechnology
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Jennifer Burgain is a Lecturer at the University of Lorraine, France, specializing in physical chemistry and food process engineering. Her research focuses on food powder characterization, microencapsulation of probiotics, and the impact of processing/storage on technofunctional properties. Research Interests: Multi-scale analysis of food powders (agro-resources/co-products) Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) for nanoscale particle characterization Glass transition effects on powder stability Microencapsulation of probiotics using dairy matrices Optimization of dairy powder processing parameters Scientific Awards: FIL France grant (2011) for probiotic encapsulation research Publications & Projects: Author of ~50 peer-reviewed articles, 6 book chapters, and 2 patents. Principal investigator for the ANR-funded ExPowSE project (2022-2026) analyzing plant-origin food powders. Teaching: Heads the Master 2 MILQ program on dairy industries and quality. Supervises practical process engineering work and teaches physicochemistry/biochemistry of milk proteins.

• Food Science
• Physical Chemistry
• Food Process Engineering
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Giovanni Ghigliotti is a Lecturer and researcher at the University of Grenoble Alpes since 2014, affiliated with the LEGI laboratory (UMR 5519). He is part of the MOST team, specializing in Turbulence Modeling and Simulation. His research focuses on multiphase fluid dynamics, particularly phase-change phenomena like boiling and cavitation, with an emphasis on numerical simulation to study hydrodynamic interactions, wetting, and material deformation. He holds a PhD in Fluid Mechanics from Joseph-Fourier University (2010). His work spans cavitation erosion mechanisms, fluid-structure interaction modeling, and heat transfer in multiphase systems. He contributes to the development of the Yales2 code, a parallel numerical simulation tool for complex flows. In teaching, he leads the Energy pathway of the Master's program in Process Engineering at Grenoble Alpes, instructing fluid mechanics, numerical methods, and thermodynamics. His research also involves collaborations with the GIS SUCCESS group, advancing high-performance computing and turbulence modeling. Key research themes include: Boiling crisis dynamics and thermal insulation effects Cavitation bubble collapse and material erosion Centrifugal microencapsulation process analysis Fluid-structure interaction in multiphase flows Unstructured grid simulations for phase change phenomena His recent publications (2024-2019) demonstrate expertise in non-Newtonian fluid simulation, cavitation erosion mechanics, and advanced computational methods for multiphase systems.

• Multiphase Fluid Dynamics
• Numerical Simulation
• Heat Transfer
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Stéphane GIRAUD is a Professor at the National Higher School of Textile Engineering (ENSAIT) in France, leading the Multifunctional Textiles and Processes Group and serving on the French National Council of Universities (CNU) section 33. His work bridges advanced textile engineering with practical applications in safety and smart materials. His research focuses on four core areas: (1) Flame retardant textiles through microencapsulation, nanocomposites, and bio-based formulations; (2) Textiles with controlled release of active substances; (3) Cut/stab-resistant protective textiles; and (4) Connected knitting structures integrating sensors. Expertise spans knitting processes, fire reaction characterization, and polymer science, emphasizing sustainable material innovation. Professor GIRAUD has supervised 5+ PhD students through major projects including the European SMDTex program (4 students) and INTUMAT. He coordinates international collaborations like BIOCOMPALFA with North African institutions and IOTFETMOV with Chinese universities/hospitals, securing funding from ANR, EU programs, and regional bodies. He actively contributes to ENSAIT's teaching mission in knitting technologies, high-performance textile design, and fire retardancy principles, while advancing the Multifunctional Textiles and Processes Group's mission in next-generation textile solutions.

• Flame Retardant Textiles
• Controlled Release Textiles
• Protective Textiles
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Sami Ghnimi is a Lecturer and Researcher in Food Process Engineering at ISARA (Engineering school in agronomy, food, environment) and an associated researcher at the Laboratory of Automation, Process Engineering and Pharmaceutical Engineering (LAGEPP UMR 5007) at Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University and CNRS. His research spans food engineering, sustainable packaging, and environmental impact assessment of food systems. Dr. Ghnimi's research interests focus on biodegradable or recyclable active polymers, micro/nanoencapsulation technologies, life cycle analysis, and food process engineering. His work bridges materials science and food technology to develop sustainable solutions for food preservation and packaging. He has particular expertise in creating antimicrobial packaging systems using natural compounds and nanoemulsions, as well as analyzing the environmental footprint of alternative protein sources and food systems. His publication record shows a strong trend toward sustainable food systems research, with recent articles focusing on biodegradable active packaging materials, life cycle assessment methodologies, alternative protein technologies, and consumer acceptance of novel food products. The research demonstrates an interdisciplinary approach combining food science, materials engineering, environmental science, and consumer behavior analysis to address sustainability challenges in the food sector. Dr. Ghnimi coordinates the European Master's program in Sustainable Food Systems and serves as coordinator for the 'Sustainable Developments in Food Industries' specialization track in the engineering curriculum. His teaching includes Life Cycle Analysis, Sustainable Transformations and Packaging, Food Packaging Technology, and Food Process Engineering. His current research projects include A-Block (2024-2027) on nano-enabled antimicrobial food packaging incorporating natural bioactives, FABIONANOCAP (2021-2024) developing biodegradable films for food biopreservation, and NEMOS (2022-2024) creating a new educational model for sustainability skills through service learning. These projects involve collaborations with institutions across Europe and the Mediterranean region. Dr. Ghnimi has been with ISARA since 2018, following previous academic positions at Ghent University Global Campus in South Korea (2017-2018), UAE University (2013-2017), and Université de Strasbourg (2009-2013), demonstrating an international career trajectory in food engineering research and education.

• Food Process Engineering
• Biodegradable Polymers
• Microencapsulation
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Nicolas Maranzana is an Associate Professor at Arts et Métiers National Institute of Technology , affiliated with the Laboratory of Product and Innovation Design (LCPI, EA3927) . He earned his PhD in Industrial Engineering from the University of Strasbourg (2009) and an HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches) from University Grenoble Alpes (2020). PhD: Industrial Engineering, University of Strasbourg (2009) HDR: University Grenoble Alpes (2020) His research focuses on Engineering Design , particularly in collaborative design , Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) , bio-inspired design , biomimetics , and innovation management . He has developed frameworks for interdisciplinary biomimetic teams and PLM software integration in education, with recent work on AI applications in biomimetic packaging innovation (2025) and circular economy strategies for the pharmaceutical sector (2024). His publications highlight trends in digital transformation , eco-design , and creativity enhancement , often through serious games and risk analysis tools . He serves as pedagogical manager for two Master's programs: Manager de la Qualité and Manager de l'Innovation et du Développement d'Activité . Nicolas Maranzana's work bridges academic research with industry applications , focusing on tools to improve design processes for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and pharmaceutical R&D . He actively participates in the Design Society and is an elected member of the IFIP WG5.1 France community.

• Engineering Design
• Collaborative Design
• Product Lifecycle Management
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Sylvie Desobry-Banon is a Professor at the University of Lorraine, France, and serves as the Director of the Laboratory of Biomolecular Engineering (LIBio) from 2024 to 2028. She previously led the Biological Engineering Department at IUT Nancy from 2016 to 2022 and held a visiting assistant professor position at the University of Minnesota (1996). Her research focuses on food physico-chemistry, biomolecule encapsulation, and dairy product stabilization. Current Role: Professor, University of Lorraine Leadership: Director of LIBio (2024–2028), former Head of Biological Engineering Department (2016–2022) Research: Physico-chemistry of food systems, encapsulation technologies, and dairy preservation Her recent work explores ultrasound emulsification, alginate-based capsules, and cellulose nanocrystals for food stabilization. Scientific interests include phase behavior of colloids, antioxidant delivery systems, and structural analysis of casein micelles. Key applications span from dairy processing to functional food design. Scientific trends in her publications highlight advanced encapsulation methods (coextrusion, spherification), food preservation using nanomaterials (cellulose nanocrystals), and innovative emulsification techniques (ultrasound). Studies also address nutritional quality, starch digestibility, and traditional dairy product optimization in the Mediterranean-Lebanese context.

• Food Physico-Chemistry
• Encapsulation of Biomolecules
• Food Science
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Michel Linder is a Full Professor at the University of Lorraine, affiliated with the National School of Agronomy and Food Industries (ENSAIA) and the Nutrition and Food Sciences (NSA) Department. His research focuses on the physical chemistry of lipids , nano-vectorization for bioactive delivery, and industrial process optimization using experimental design methodologies. Key research areas include: Lipid self-assembly at interfaces Controlled release of biomolecules Enzymatic protein extraction from marine/vegetal sources Polyunsaturated fatty acid enrichment via enzymatic-membrane processes Valorization of waste oils for non-food applications Development of edible oleogels He has received the prestigious CHEVREUL Medal (2023) for contributions to lipid science. His publications highlight extensive work in nanoliposomal systems for drug delivery, food emulsions , and green chemistry approaches. Collaborations span Hokkaido University, UC Davis, Monash University, and CNRS institutions.

• Physical chemistry of lipids
• Nano-vectorization
• Food emulsions
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Fabien NATIVEL is a Pharmacist and Researcher affiliated with the University of Nantes, working within the UMR_S 1229 Regenerative Medicine and Skeleton research unit. His academic roles include research in regenerative medicine, cell therapy, and osteoarthritis treatment. He holds a doctoral thesis in Biology and Health (2022) and a Master II in Medical Devices and Biomaterials (2017). His research focuses on biocompatibility of biomaterials, medico-economic studies of medical devices, and cell-material interactions in therapeutic contexts. Key research areas include microencapsulation of mesenchymal stromal cells in alginate hydrogels for osteoarthritis treatment, economic analysis of medical device adoption, and in vitro toxicity studies of plasticizers. He has contributed to innovations in cell delivery systems and material science applications in healthcare. Publications highlight advancements in biomaterials engineering, healthcare economics, and clinical pharmacy education. His work bridges biomedical engineering and translational medicine, with a focus on translational regenerative therapies and medico-economic evaluations of medical technologies.

• Regenerative Medicine
• Cell Therapy
• Osteoarthritis
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Grisel Michel serves as a Research Professor at the Department of Organic and Macromolecular Chemistry within University of Le Havre's Organic and Macromolecular Chemistry Research Unit (URCOM). Her work focuses on polymer science with emphasis on natural biopolymers for cosmetic and industrial applications. She leads research in Axis 2 (Well-being and Cosmetics) at URCOM. Her primary research interests include polymer chemistry, emulsion science, and green modification techniques. Michel specializes in xanthan gum modification, lignin applications, and natural hydrocolloids for cosmetic formulations. Her work bridges fundamental polymer science with practical cosmetic applications, particularly in emulsion stabilization and sustainable ingredient development. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals strong focus on bio-based materials, particularly lignins and modified xanthans as sustainable alternatives in cosmetics. Key trends include molecular-scale characterization of polysaccharide interactions, development of green modification techniques, and sensory evaluation of natural ingredients. Her research consistently addresses industrial applicability while maintaining scientific rigor in polymer characterization. Michel actively collaborates with researchers across multiple institutions, with frequent co-authorship with Celine Picard, Geraldine Savary, and Nicolas Hucher. Her work appears primarily in high-impact journals including Food Hydrocolloids , Carbohydrate Polymers , and International Journal of Cosmetic Science . As a permanent member of URCOM, Michel contributes to the unit's research on natural polymers for cosmetic applications. Her work integrates formulation science with molecular characterization to develop sustainable alternatives for the cosmetics industry, particularly focusing on emulsion stabilization using bio-based materials.

• Polymers
• Cosmetics
• Emulsions
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Christophe Tribet is a Senior CNRS Research Scientist affiliated with the Department of Chemistry at École normale supérieure (ENS) Paris. He previously held positions at SIMM Laboratory (ESPCI Paris) and Université de Montréal. His work focuses on physical chemistry of polymers and soft matter, particularly stimuli-responsive macromolecules for protein stabilization and cell biology applications. He has pioneered amphipols for membrane protein dispersion and explores dynamic polymer systems responsive to light, temperature, and redox potential. Senior CNRS Research Scientist, ENS Paris (2010–) Senior Research Scientist, SIMM ESPCI Paris (2007–2010) Visiting Scientist, Université de Montréal (2005) His research spans protein aggregation/stability (therapeutic antibodies, enzymes), polymer-biomembrane interactions, chaperone-like polymers, genetically encoded capsules, and dynamic substrates for cell guidance. Current projects involve micropatterned substrates to modulate cell-polymer interactions and biosourced responsive lipid capsules. Recent publications highlight innovations in stimuli-responsive materials: temperature-switchable substrates for cell adhesion (2016–2019), amphipol-based membrane protein stabilization (2019), and photocontrolled foam/emulsion destabilization (2012). The team uses scattering methods and colloidal engineering to advance biomedical and soft matter applications. Dr. Tribet teaches advanced courses on polymer physico-chemistry, biomaterials, and scattering techniques within PSL University and Sorbonne University programs.

• Physical Chemistry
• Polymer Science
• Soft Matter Science
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Charafeddine JAMA is a Professor at Centrale Lille Institute and researcher at the University of Lille's Materials and Transformations Unit (UMET, CNRS UMR 8207), affiliated with the National School of Chemistry of Lille. He leads research within the Recycling and Functionalization Processes (PReF) team, focusing on corrosion science, biomaterials, and sustainable energy solutions. His primary research encompasses: Corrosion inhibition of steel in acidic media using natural/synthetic compounds (quinazoline, imidazole, plant extracts) Development of anti-biofilm surfaces for medical/food industry applications via plasma treatments Recycling processes for invasive seaweed (Sargassum muticum) into environmental adsorbents Phase change materials (PCMs) for energy-efficient building envelopes and photovoltaic systems Cold plasma technologies for surface functionalization and corrosion barrier coatings Recent publications (2023-2025) reveal strong trends in green corrosion inhibitors (e.g., Citrullus colocynthis extract, pyrimidine-pyrazole derivatives), PCM integration for climate-specific energy savings, and electrocatalysts for hydrogen energy. Jama has co-supervised 14 theses on hydrogen diffusion in steel, biochar remediation, and antimicrobial coatings, collaborating extensively with Moroccan institutions (e.g., Fouad Bentiss at University of Oujda). His patented work (2011-2012) on plasma-treated fireproof articles and intumescent coatings demonstrates applied innovation, while plenary lectures at Moroccan conferences (RNE'10, 2019; Saidia Materials Conference, 2018) highlight his expertise in corrosion protection technologies.

• Corrosion
• Materials Science
• Surface Engineering
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Gaëlle Fontaine is a Professor at Centrale Lille Institute, affiliated with the Materials and Transformations Unit (UMET CNRS UMR 8207) at the University of Lille and the National School of Chemistry of Lille. She leads research in Polymer Systems Engineering with specialization in fire safety science. Her primary research domains include: Fire reaction mechanisms and resistance of polymeric materials Development of novel flame retardants via reactive extrusion Design of intumescent coatings and geopolymer composites Flame retardancy optimization for bioplastics like PLA and PBS Recent publications (2022-2024) demonstrate strong focus on: Advanced characterization of flame-retardant mechanisms using NMR and spectroscopy Development of bio-based fire-safe composites and aerogels Modeling of pyrolysis behavior and fire performance optimization Innovative applications in construction materials and coatings Professor Fontaine maintains an active research group, having supervised 18 PhD students (including 6 current advisees). She collaborates extensively within the Polymer Systems Engineering team and has contributed to patented flame-retardant technologies.

• Flame Retardancy
• Reactive Extrusion
• Polymer Engineering
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Guillaume Balarac is a Professor at ENSE3 (Grenoble Institute of Technology) within the University of Grenoble Alpes. He is affiliated with the Laboratory of Geophysical and Industrial Flows (LEGI) and leads research in the MOST team, focusing on turbulence modeling and simulation. Current Role: Professor since 2021 Prior Role: Maître de conférences (2008-2021) Award: IMT Espoir Prize - Academy of Sciences (2019) Recognitions: Junior Member, Institut Universitaire de France (2017-2022) His research explores turbulent flows through numerical simulations, emphasizing Large Eddy Simulation (LES) development, subgrid-scale modeling, and industrial applications in renewable energy systems. Key contributions include turbulence prediction methods, analysis of swirling flows, and machine learning integration for boundary condition reconstruction. Recent publications focus on LES optimization for complex geometries, turbulence in microencapsulation processes, and fluid-structure interaction solvers. His work spans fundamental turbulence studies and applied projects for hydraulic machinery, wind turbines, and additive manufacturing flows. Scientific Awards: IMT Espoir Prize - Academy of Sciences (2019) Institut Universitaire de France (IUF) Junior Membership (2017-2022) Balarac's collaborative efforts include partnerships with Stanford's Center for Turbulence Research and contributions to patents related to floating vertical-axis wind turbines.

• Turbulent Flow
• Large Eddy Simulation (LES)
• Renewable Energy Systems
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