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Mohamed Hamid Salim is a Research Associate at Khalifa University affiliated with the Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering. His research centers on the valorisation of biomass, cellulose, agro waste, natural fibers, and food waste, with contributions to projects involving biopolymers and applications in agriculture such as transforming sandy soils in arid regions.
He joined Khalifa University in January 2023 after serving as a Graduate Researcher at Mohammed VI Polytechnic University. Dr. Salim has co-authored publications on topics including mechanochemical processing of date fronds and seeds, active bio-nanocomposite films, and evaluation of ladle furnace slag in sandy soils. He is associated with the Food Security and Technology Center and other research initiatives at the university.
Khalifa University researchers publish groundbreaking study on nanocellulose from pineapple waste transforming sandy soils. Boosts water retention 33%, doubles plant survival—key for UAE food security.
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