Rahma Tamime

Dr. Rahma Tamime is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Sciences at the Lahore School of Economics. She holds a PhD in Environmental Sciences with a specialization in Chemical Engineering from Aix-Marseille University, France, and an MSc in Geosciences and Civil Engineering (Soil and Water Management) from Henri Poincaré University, France. Before joining academia, she gained valuable professional experience as a Research Engineer at Suez Environment in Paris, where she contributed to industrial research on membrane-based water treatment systems.

Her research and teaching interests lie at the intersection of environmental science and chemical engineering, with a particular focus on membrane technology, membrane characterization, mixed matrix membranes, micro- and ultra-filtration, reverse osmosis, forward osmosis, water treatment, gas separation, and pervaporation. Dr. Tamime’s scholarly work explores innovative membrane materials and processes for sustainable water and wastewater treatment, with an emphasis on optimizing separation efficiency and energy performance.

At the Lahore School of Economics, she teaches courses in Environmental Chemistry, Analytical Research Methods, and Applied Water Ecology, and actively supervises student research in environmental process engineering. Her recent publications reflect a commitment to advancing sustainable solutions to global water challenges through interdisciplinary research and applied innovation.

For more details on his ongoing research projects and publications, visit Dr. Wadho’s personal webpage at: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=jxEgPmEAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao

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