Sabrine Belmabrouk

About the Author

Sabrine Belmabrouk is a distinguished Tunisian researcher and academic specializing in environmental chemistry and risk assessment, with a focus on the impacts of industrial practices in North Africa. Holding advanced degrees in chemistry, she has dedicated her career to bridging scientific analysis with practical policy implications, particularly in the realm of chemical safety and occupational health. Her groundbreaking work examines how everyday industrial processes, such as dry cleaning operations, expose communities to hazardous substances, advocating for sustainable alternatives and stricter regulations. Through meticulous data-driven methodologies like chemometrics, Belmabrouk illuminates the hidden dangers of chlorinated solvents and similar pollutants, contributing valuable insights to global environmental discourse. Based in Sfax, Tunisia, she continues to mentor emerging scientists while publishing extensively on eco-toxicology and public health risks.