Mahmoud Bataineh, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Interdisciplinary Studies Department
University College
[email protected]
Personal information
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Date and place of birth
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Mahmoud S. A. Bataineh
Zayed university, UC-IDS, P. O. Box 144534, Abu Dhabi, UAE
+971-2-599 3260 (Office), +971-52-99 82 443 (mobile)
[email protected], [email protected]
msabataineh
Jordanian, and Canadian Permanent Resident
14.01.1974/ Irbid Jordan
Married, two kids
Education
Date
Title of qualification awarded
Name of organisation
Supervisor
September 2005 – August 2006
Postdoc at Division of Analytical & Environmental Toxicology
University of Alberta (Canada)
Prof. Jonathan Martin
Date February 2005
Title of qualification awarded Ph.D. degree in Analytical Chemistry
Name of organisation University of Paderborn in cooperation with the Leibniz Institute for Analytical
Sciences–ISAS (Germany)
Doctoral Dissertation Title Separation and determination of selected organic pharmaceuticals in waters by means
of natural flat membranes, GC, HPLC and mass spectrometry.
Supervisor Prof. Dr. Manfred Grote
Date
Title of qualification awarded
Name of organisation
Master dissertation Title
September 2000
M.Sc. degree in Analytical Chemistry
Jordan University of Science and Technology (Jordan)
Separation and characterization of anthocyanin derivative from Pheasant s Eye plant
by chromatography and spectroscopic techniques.
Supervisor Dr. Mahmoud Hammouri
Date June 1996
Title of qualification awarded B.Sc. degree in Chemistry
Name of organisation Yarmouk University (Jordan)
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Professional Experience
Dates August 2015 – Present
Occupation or position held Assistant Professor at Interdisciplinary Studies Department
Name of employer Zayed University, University College, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Accomplishment and My roles in the current position are teaching, and scientific research. Please read more
achievement in my research of interest and publications.
Dates August 2009 – June 25th 2015
Occupation or position held Faculty at Chemical Engineering Technology Department
Name of employer Higher Colleges of Technology, Abu Dhabi Men's College, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Accomplishment and In HCT, my roles were teaching, provide students with laboratory technical skills and
achievement hands-on experience, projects supervision, developing chemistry courses outlines, and
contributing in getting and maintaining the ABET accreditation for the chemical
technology program. The courses I was teaching in ADMC are General Chemistry I&II,
Analytical Chemistry, Materials and Corrosion, Environmental Monitoring and Control,
Water Quality Testing and Treatment, and Occupational Health Safety & Environment.
Furthermore, I was very active and motivated in several research ideas in collaboration
with colleagues from multi-disciplinary areas.
Dates February 2008 – August 2009
Occupation or position held Scientist (Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellow) at Effect-Directed Analysis Dep.
Name of employer Helmholtz Center for Environmental Research-UFZ, Leipzig, Germany
Accomplishment and During my stay in UFZ I played a vital role in two European projects (MODELKEY and
achievement KEYBIOEFECTS). As an experienced analytical chemist, I worked with engineers,
biologists and ecologists on non-targeted chemical analysis of partial polar mutagenic
polyaromatic compounds and planar polycyclic mutagens by applying the EffectDirected analysis (EDA) approach. I developed high throughput analytical methods for
chromatographic fractionations of environmental complex extract on various novel
stationary phases. Several toxic stressors interpreted the measured response in the
bioassay were positively identified by integrating database search, diagnostic classifiers
from APCI-MS/MS and chromatographic behavior. As well as, I contributed in writing
several deliverables reports to the European Commission, manuscripts, book chapter
with title “Separation Techniques in Effect-Directed Analysis; ISBN: 3642183832”, cosupervised two PhD students in the Dept. of Effect-Directed analysis (U. Lübcke-Von
Varel, and C. Gallampois), and I participated in several scientific meetings and
workshops where I presented my scientific work for more information please read page
6-9.
Dates September 2006 – February 2008
Occupation or position held Assistant Professor at Pharmaceutical Medicinal Chemistry & Pharmacognosy Dept.
Name of employer University of Petra, Faculty of Pharmacy, Amman, Jordan
Accomplishment and In UOP, I was engaged in teaching and other academic issues. The course I taught in
achievement UOP for pharmacy students were Analytical Chemistry, Instrumental Analysis,
Advanced Instrumental Analysis (undergraduate), and Analytical Techniques & Quality
Control (postgraduate).
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Dates August 2006 – November 2006
Occupation or position held Senior Scientist at Environmental Research Center
Name of employer Royal Scientific Society, Amman, Jordan
Accomplishment and While I was working in RSS, I provided expert advice in sampling, sample preparation
achievement technique, chromatographic separation techniques (LC&GC), analytical chemical
dervitizations, calibration techniques, adapted analytical methods and wrote SOPs,
methods development using hyphenated chromatographic and spectroscopic
techniques, analytical methods validation, interpreted mass spectra generated by EI/CI
in GC-MS, WHMIS legislations, complying with the ISO 17025, monitoring quality
control programs, participated in failure investigation and root cause analyses, and
laboratory management as well.
Dates September 2005 – August 2006
Occupation or position held Postdoctoral Fellow at Division of Analytical & Environmental Toxicology
Name of employer University of Alberta, Faculty of Medicine, Edmonton, Canada
Accomplishment and In UofA, I developed a novel analytical method for characterization and quantification of
achievement complex naphthenic acid mixtures in oil sand tailings ponds water. The method was
applied in remediation studies (biodegradation, and advanced oxidation) in
collaboration with civil & environmental engineering dept. and dept. of biological
science in UofA. As well as, I made scientific contributions and co-supervised two
graduate student’s projects in Dr. Martin’s group involving the analysis and study of the
metabolism of perfluoroalkyl substances (J.P. Benskin) and polybrominated diphenyl
ether (DE-71) in biological fluids and tissues (F. Zhang). Additionally, I wrote a research
proposal to Alberta Ingenuity Fund with the title “New Analytical Technique for
characterization and quantification of complex naphthenic acid mixtures in oil sands
tailing and its application to remediation technologies”, and later the group recived a
funding from Alberta Ingenuity.
Dates August 2001 – May 2005
Occupation or position held Research Scientist (PhD candidate) at Metabolomics Department
Name of employer Leibniz-Institute for Analytical Sciences– ISAS – e.V, Dortmund, Germany
Accomplishment and In August 2001, 1 moved to the research group of Prof. Manfred Grote in the University
achievement of Paderborn in Germany. As part of a cooperation project between Prof. Grote’s group
and the Institute of Analytical Science (ISAS) in Dortmund, I started my work at ISAS. I
joined the research area “metabolomics” in the working group of organic mass
spectrometry. My PhD work was divided into three parts: first, studies about the
applicability of natural membranes (animal intestines) for the enrichment of selected
drugs and their metabolites from aquatic matrices. Second, developments of trace
analytical methods based on GC/MS and LC/MS, and third apply of these methods to
study the degradation of pharmaceutical residues in water/soil model systems. I
developed sensitive and reliable analytical methods and successfully I applied it in a
large series of measurements within the twinning-project. Then, I joined long-term
biodegradation experiments in the Institute for Water Research, Dortmund, and I
performed pilot batch and biofilm reactors biodegradation experiments and I analyzed
river surface water. My research findings were presented in several national and
international conferences, and published in peer reviewed journals.
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Dates October 2000 – August 2001
Occupation or position held Teaching Assistant at Department of Chemistry
Name of employer Mu’tah University, Al-kark, Jordan
Dates February 1998 – May 2000
Occupation or position held Teaching Assistant at Department of Applied Chemical Science
Name of employer Jordan University of Science and Technology, Irbid, Jordan
Personal skills
Technical Skills
QMS Skills
Computer Skills
Areas of Research Interest
- Sample preparation techniques (SPE, SPME, ASE, Analytical Derivatization)
- Chromatography separation (TLC, CC, preparative chromatography, HPLC, GC)
- Hyphenated chromatography instrumentation techniques (GC/MS, LC-API/MS, Highresolution MS, ICP-MS)
- Spectroscopic instruments (UV-VIS, IR, FAAS, NMR)
ISO 9001: 2008, and NEBOSH IGC.
LTQ-Orbitrab (Thermo), LTQ-TF-ICR-MS(Thermo), LCQ-classic (Thermo), LCQ-Deca
(Thermo; Xcalibur), Q-Star (Sciex; Analyst QS), Q-Trap 4000 (Sciex; Analyst), GCQ
(Thermo), GCD (HP), ICP/MS (Agilent), LC Chromo-Gate (Knauer), Metabolite ID,
Sigma plot, MZmine, Mass Frontier, Chromeleon Software, Microsoft office.
Specialized research areas:
 Chemical separations, and developing quantitative analytical methods using
hyphenated techniques for targeted chemical analysis of organic and inorganic
constituents; in air, water, sediment, ores and raw materials, food, and biological
fluids and tissues.
 Non-targeted organic chemical identification in complex mixtures.
 Development of spectral and chromatographic classifiers to identify potentially
toxic compounds in stressed aquatic ecosystems using the EDA approach.
 Conducting remediation and waste management studies for persistent organic
compounds in the environment and industrial wastes based on pilot models in
order to meet the international regulations and keep the sustainability as well.
 Developing a new clean up and extraction procedures for sample preparation of
organic residuals in complex matrices for accurate quantification.
Current research projects:
 Characterization and quantification of Nitro-PAHs as major mutagenic
constituents in urban dust and in the soot of the diesel exhaust.
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Currently Active
Collaborations
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Dr. Farrukh Ahmad; Chemical & Environmental Engineering Department, Masdar
Institute, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Dr. Werner Brack; Effected-Directed Analysis department, UFZ-Helmholtz Centre
for Environ. Research (Germany).
Prof. Heiko Hayen; Institute for Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry, Westfälische
Wilhelms-Universität Münster (Germany).
Dr. Jonathan Martin, Div. Analytical & Environ. Toxicology, Uni. of Alberta,
(Canada).
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Memberships and Activities
Awards and Scholarships
Languages
- SETAC Europe since August 2008.
- The polar PAC network, http://www.mcnio.com/projects/the-polar-pac-network/page-2.html
- ResearchGate, and LinkedIn databases.
- Reviewer for Analytical Chemistry and J. Am. Soc. for Mass Spectrometry.
- Registered trainer and technical expert in Haward Technology Middle East Company,
AD, UAE.
- PhD Scholarship Aug. 2001- May 2005 (ISAS Dortmund, Germany).
- Marie-Curie Scholarship Feb. 2008 - Sep. 2009 (UFZ Leipzig, Germany).
- Awarded best poster in CSC 90th Canadian Chemistry Conference and Exhibition.
May 2007 (Canada).
- Awarded best poster in 33rd quatic Toxicity Workshop. Oct. 2006 (Canada).
- Awarded best poster in International Workshop on Water Contaminants and Health
Effects. July 2006 (Canada).
Arabic (mother tongue), English (Excellent in understanding, speaking and writing), and
German (Very Good in understanding, speaking, and writing).
References
Prof. Dr. Manfred Grote
Professor,
Chemistry
[email protected]
Department,
Paderborn
University
(Germany),
Dr. Shakib Farhat
Engineering Executive Dean, Higher Colleges of Technology (UAE), [email protected]
Dr. Werner Brack
Head of Dept. of Effect-Directed Analysis, UFZ-Helmholtz Centre for Environmental
Research (Germany), [email protected]
Prof. Jonathan Martin
Professor, Dept. Lab Medicine & Pathology, Div. Analytical & Environmental
Toxicology, University of Alberta (Canada), [email protected]
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Publications
Articles Published / Accepted in or Submitted to Refereed Journals
1. C. M.J. Gallampois, E. L. Schymanski, M. Krauss, N. Ulrich, M. Bataineh and W. Brack, Multi-criteria
approach for tentative identification of polyaromatic river mutagens, Environ Sci Technol.; 49(5): pp.
2959-68, 2015.
2. C. M. J. Gallampois, E. L. Schymanski, M. Bataineh, M. Krauss, W. Brack, Integrated biologicalchemical approach for the isolation and selection of polyaromatic mutagens in surface waters,
Analytical & Bioanalytical Chemistry, volume 405, issue 28, pp. 9101-9112, 2013.
3. U. Lübcke-von Vare, M. Bataineh, S. Lohrmann, I. Löffler, T. Schulze, S. Flückiger-Isler, M. Machala,
W. Brack, Identification of dinitropyrenes, 3-nitrobenzanthrone and PAHs as major mutagens in
contaminated sediments of the river Elbe basin, Environment International, 44, pp. 31-39, 2012.
4. W. Brack, N. Ulrich, M. Bataineh, Separation Techniques in Effect-Directed Analysis, invited book
chapter, Effect-Directed Analysis of Complex Environmental Contamination, Springer-Verlag,
Berlin/Heidelberg, ISBN: 3642183832, 2011.
5.Carafa, R., S. Agbo, M. Bataineh, C. Bonnineau L. Faggiano,, T. Floehr, C. Gallampois, G. Guénard,
C. Hermsen, J. Kormos, H. Lubarsky, A. Moeller, L. Proia, F. Ricciardi, F. Sans-Piché, C. Shinn, E.
Simon, T. Slootweg, C. Vilches, J. Weiss. Book, Recommendations for Water Monitoring
Programmes for priority and emerging pollutants, Contribution from new developed methods.
Barcelona (Spain). Ed. Udg – Girona, 50 pp. ISBN: 978-84-694-2104-8, 2011.
6. M. Bataineh, U. Lübcke-von Vare, H. Hayen, W. Brack, HPLC/APCI-FTICR-MS as a tool for
identification of partial polar mutagenic compounds in Effect- directed analysis. Journal of the
American Society for Mass Spectrometry, 21, pp. 1016-1027, 2010.
7. E.L Schymanski, M. Bataineh, K.U Goss, and W. Brack, Integrated Analytical and Computer Tools
for Structure Elucidation in Effect-Directed Analysis, Trend in analytical chemistry, 28, issue 5, pp.
550-561, 2009.
8. X. Han, A. Scott, P. Fedorak, M. Bataineh, J. Martin, Molecular Structure on the Biodegradability of
Naphthenic Acids, Environ. Sci. Technol., 42 (4), pp. 1290–1295, 2008.
9. JP. Benskin, M. Bataineh, JW. Martin, Simultaneous Characterization of Perfluoroalkyl Carboxylate,
Sulfonate and Sulfonamide Isomers by Liquid Chromatography-Tandem Mass Spectrometry, Analytical
Chemistry, 79, issue 17, pp. 6455-6464, 2007.
10. M. Bataineh, A. Scott, P. Fedorak, J. Martin, Capillary HPLC/QTOF-MS for Characterizing Complex
Naphthenic Acid Mixtures and Their Microbial Transformation, Analytical Chemistry, 78, issue 24, pp.
8354-8361, 2006.
11. M. Bataineh, J. Nolte, B. Kuhlmann, N. Zullei-Seibert, M. Borges, M. Grote, Degradation behavior of
selected pharmaceuticals and their main metabolites in model systems for slow sand filtration, Current
pharmaceuticals analysis, Vol. 2 (No. 3), pp. 313 - 322, 2006.
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12. M. Grote, B. Haciosmanoglu, M. Bataineh, J. Nolte, Separation of drug traces from water with
particular membrane systems, J. Environ. Sci. Health Part A, Vol. A39, No. 4, pp. 1035-1049, 2004.
13. M. Hammouri, M. Al-Smadi, M. Bataineh, O. Boxin, Separation and Characterization of an
Anthocyanin, Cyanidin-3-O-arabinosylglucoside from Petals of Flowers of Pheasant’s Eye (Adonis
aestivalis L.), International J. of Biochromatography, Vol. 6, pp. 173-183, 2001.
Other Refereed contribution – presentation and posters
1. M. Bataineh; C. Gallampois ; W. Brack, Methodological approach for chromatographic fractionations
and identification of polar polyaromatic mutagens in Effect-Directed Analysis, Accepted abstract for oral
presentation in 2015 International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies [Pacifichem 2015],
December 15-20th 2015, Hawaii, USA.
2. M. Bataineh, Analytical method development for analysis of organic toxic constituent’s in process
affected waters, and it’s application to remediation studies, Joint Belarusian-Emirati Scientific
Symposium, Oral presentation, March 16-17th, 2015, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
3. M. Bataineh, U. Luebcke-Von Varel, H. Hayen, W. Brack, HPLC/APCI-FTICR-MS as a tool for
identification of partial polar mutagenic compounds in effect-directed analysis, UAEU Chemistry
Symposium "Chemistry and the Environment", Oral presentation, October 26, 2010, Al-Ain UAE.
4. Gallampois, C., Schymanski, E.L., Bataineh, M., Brack “Use of effect-directed analysis to identify
mutagens in a blue rayon extract”. Oral presentation, at the 3rd International Symposium:
Genotoxicity in aquatic systems: Causes, effects and future needs (22-24 September 2010), Freiburg in
Breisgau, Germany.
5. Gallampois, C., Bataineh, M., Löffler, I., Sperreuter, A., Streck, G., Brack, W. “Identification of
mutagenic compounds in a blue rayon extract”. Oral presentation, at the 20th SETAC Europe (23-27
May 2010), Seville, Spain.
6. Gallampois, C., Schymanski, E.L., Bataineh, M., Streck, G., Brack, W. “Use of computer tools for
structure elucidation in effect-directed analysis - Mass frontier vs. MZmine”. Poster presentation, at the
20th SETAC Europe (23-27 May 2010), Seville, Spain.
7. Gallampois, C., Bataineh, M., Löffler, I., Streck, G., Brack, W. “Blue rayon, a passive sampler to
monitor mutagenicity in surface waters”. Poster presentation, at the 20th SETAC Europe (23-27 May
2010), Seville, Spain.
8. Gallampois, C., Bataineh, M., Löffler, I., Sperreuter, A., Streck, G., Brack, W. “Effect directed
analysis of a River Elbe water sample”. Poster presentation, at the Chemicals In The Environment
conference (24 March 2010), Leipzig, Germany.
9. Gallampois, C., Bataineh, M., Löffler, I., Sperreuter, A., Streck, G., Brack, W. “Development of an
effect directed analysis method to identify polar planar mutagenic compounds in waters”. Oral
presentation, at the MODELKEY meeting “How to assess the impact of key pollutants in aquatic
ecosystems” (30 November- 2 December 2009), Leipzig, Germany.
10. Gallampois, C., Bataineh, M., Umbuzeiro, G.A, Löffler, I., Sperreuter, A., Streck, G., Brack, W.
“Mutagenic compounds in the River Elbe- Development of a RP-Fractionation method applied to a blue
rayon extract”. Oral presentation, at the 19th SETAC Europe (31 May-4 June 2009), Gothenburg,
Sweden.
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11. H. Lubarsky, M. Bataineh, C. Hubas, F. Ricciardi, M. Schmitt-Jensen, W. Manz, S.U. Gerbersdorf,
Effects of Triclosan on the engineering potential of bacteria in terms of sediment stabilisation, Final
Modelkey conference, Oral presentation, Leipzig, Germany, Dec. 2009.
12. M. Bataineh, U. Luebcke-Von Varel, H. Hayen, W. Brack, HPLC/APCI-FTICR-MS as a Tool for the
Identification of Mutagenic Polar Compounds in Fractionated Sediment Extracts, SETAC Europe 19th
Annual Meeting, Oral presentation, 31 May – 4 June 2009, Göteborg, Sweden.
13. Gallampois, C., Umbuzeiro, G.A, Streck, G., Bataineh, M., Brack, W. “Blue rayon: a passive
sampler to study the presence of mutagenic compounds in surface waters”. Poster presentation, at the
3rd International Passive Sampler Workshop (27-30 May 2009), Prague, Czech Republic.
14. M. Bataineh, U. Luebcke-Von Varel, N. Bandow, G. Streck, H. Hayen, W. Brack, Identification of
Toxicants in the European River Sediments by Means of Effect-Direct Analysis, Water Framework
Directive in relation to Priority and Emerging Pollutants, Poster, Sep. 22-24, 2008, Koblenz,
Germany.
15. X. Han, M. Bataineh, JW. Martin, Biodegradation studies of naphthenic acids by capillary
HPLC/QTOF-MS, CSC 90th Canadian Chemistry Conference and Exhibition, Oral presentation, May
30, 2007, Winnipeg, Canada.
16. JP. Benskin, M. Bataineh, JW. Martin, Separation and characterization of branched perfluoroalkyl
surfactants, precursors, and mass interferences in human serum and standards by HPLC/MS/MS, CSC
90th Canadian Chemistry Conference and Exhibition, Poster, May 30, 2007, Winnipeg, Canada.
Awarded Honourable Mention in Analytical Division.
17. M. Bataineh, Degradation behavior of selected pharmaceuticals and their main metabolites in
model systems, invited lecture, March 30th, 2007, UFZ, Leipzig. Germany
18. M. Bataineh, X. Han, AC. Scott, PM. Fedorak JW. Martin, Capillary HPLC/QTOF-MS for
characterizing complex naphthenic acid mixtures and their microbial transformation, Conrad
Environmental Research Symposium, Poster, Jan. 24, 2007, Edmonton, Canada.
19. M.Bataineh, X. Han, AC. Scott, PM. Fedorak, JW. Martin, Capillary HPLC/QTOF-MS for
Characterizing complex naphthenic acid mixtures and their microbial transformation, 33rd quatic
Toxicity Workshop, Poster, Oct. 1st, 2006, Jasper. Awarded Best Poster.
20. M. Bataineh, A. Scott, P. Fedorak, R. Guest, D. Smith, J. Martin, New Quantitative Analytical
Method for Characterizing Complex Naphthenic Acid Mixtures in Oil Sands Tailings and Application to
Remediation Studies, International Workshop on Water Contaminants and Health Effects, Poster,
July 5-8, 2006, Edmonton, Canada.
21. S. Zhang, P. Martin, S. Bursian, H. Chan, M. Bataineh, J. Martin, Congener-Specific Dietary
Bioaccumulation and Tissue Distribution of a Technical Polybrominated Diphenyl Ether Mixture (DE-71)
in Farmed Mink (Mustela vison). International Workshop on Water Contaminants and Health
Effects, Poster, July 5-8, 2006, Edmonton, Canada. Awarded best poster presentation.
22. J. Benskin, M. Bataineh, J. Martin, Analytical methods for quantifying Perfluoralkyl surfactant
isomers: implications for public health, International Workshop on Water Contaminants and Health
Effects, Poster, July 5-8, 2006, Edmonton, Canada.
23. M. Bataineh, A. Scott, P. Fedorak, D. Wang, D. Smith, J. Martin, Complex Naphthenic Acids
Mixture Characterization by LC/QTOF MS, CONRAD Environmental Research Symposium, Poster,
23-24.01.2006, Edmonton, Canada.
24. J. Nolte, W. Nigge, M. Grote, R. Fobbe, M. Bataineh, Einsatz von LC/ESI-MS und GC/MS zur
Bestimmung ausgewählter Pharmaka und ihrer Metaboliten, Jahrestreffen der Deutschen Gesellschaft
für Massenspektrometrie (DGMS 2005), Poster, 6 – 9.3.2005, Rostock, Germany.
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25. M. Bataineh, Separation and determination of selected organic pharmaceuticals in waters by means
of natural flat membranes, GC, HPLC and mass spectrometry, Doctorate Thesis, Paderborn
University, Feb. 2005.
26. M. Bataineh, M. Grote, W. Nigge, J. Nolte, Comparative study on the determination of selected
drugs and their metabolites using LC/ESI-MS and GC/MS, 21. Montreux LC/MS Symposium on
LC/MS, SF/MS, CE/MS, MS/MS, Poster, 10 - 12.11.2004, Montreux, Switzerland.
27. M. Bataineh, B. Haciosmanoglu, H. Geltenpoth, M. Grote, J. Nolte, Separation of Selected
Pharmaceuticals from Water by Natural Solid and Liquid Membrane Systems, Euromembrane 2004,
Oral presentation, 27.9 –1.10.2004, Hamburg, Germany.
28. M. Bataineh, J. Nolte, B. Haciosmanoglu, M. Grote, Membrane systems developed for the
separation of pharmaceutical residues from water, IEX 2004, Oral presentation, 4 - 7.7.2004,
Cambridge, UK.
29. J. Nolte, M. Bataineh, B. Haciosmanoglu, M. Grote, Membrane systems developed for the
separation of pharmaceutical residues from water, in: Ion Exchange Technology for Today and
Tomorrow- Proceedings of IEX 2004, 4 - 8 July 2004 Cambridge (Ed. M. Cox), pp. 259-266, Society
of Chemical Industry, London, 2004
30. M. Bataineh, U. Marggraf, H. Geltenpoth, M. Grote, J. Nolte, Nachweis vom Diclofenac-Oligomeren
mittels ESI-MS, Kooperationsforum Innovation der wwi NRW, Poster, 30.3.2004, Mülheim,
Germany.
31. M. Bataineh, U. Marggraf, H. Geltenpoth, M. Grote, J. Nolte, Nachweis von Diclofenac Oligromeren mittels ESI-MS, Jahrestreffen der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Massenspektrometrie
(DGMS 2003), Poster, 10 - 12.3.2003, Münster, Germany.
32. M. Bataineh, J. Nolte, U. Marggraf, H. Geltenpoth, M. Grote, Development of a method for the
enrichment of pharmaceuticals from waters using selected natural membranes, Euroanalysis-12,
Poster, 08 - 13.9.2002, Dortmund, Germany.
33. B. Haciosmanoglu, M. Grote, J. Nolte, M. Bataineh, Separation of drug traces from contaminated
water with particular membrane systems, in: Appropriate Environmental and Solid Waste Management
and Technologies for Developing Countries, Proceedings of ISWA World Environment Congress &
Exhibition, Istanbul (Ed.: G. Kocasoy, T. Atabarut, I. Nuholgu), Vol. 3, pp. 1801-1808, Turkey July 8 12, 2002.
34. M. Bataineh, M. Grote, B. Haciosmanoglu, J. Nolte, Extraction of pharmaceuticals from water by
use of natural flat- und liquid-membrane systems, Trends in sample preparation, Oral presentation,
29.6 - 4.7.2002, Graz, Austria.
35. M. Bataineh, Separation and Characterization of Anthocyanin Derivative from Pheasants Eye Plant
by Chromatography and Spectroscopic Techniques, Master Thesis, JUST, 2000.
Conducted Workshops and Activities:
1. I am working as Ad hoc committee member for Abu Dhabi Centre for Technical & Vocational
Education & Training to give academic recommendation on sitting an assessment
specification for grade 12 chemistry test (and that will define the high school desired outcomes
for chemistry prior knowledge in post-secondary education in UAE), September 2014- June
2015, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
2. I conducted an Electro-Chemistry Workshop, a Training Program for EGA employees at
CERT, May-June 2012, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
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3. I conducted a Sampling Collection Workshop, a Training Program for ADCO employees at
CERT, January 3-6, 2011, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
4. I conducted a workshop together with Dr. Emma Schymanski on How to Interpret Mass Spectra
Generated by Electron Impact Ionization in GC-MS, a Teaching Course at UFZ Leipzig,
March 11-12, 2009, Leipzig, Germany.
Attended Workshops
1. Participated in Eye on Earth Summit; 6th-8th October 2015, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
2. Participated in webinar about how to use OWLv2 to easily set homework tasks that are
specifically designed to improve students’ understanding and help them achieve better grades.
February 26th, 2015, organized by Cengage learning.
3. Participated in 5th Annual Joint TAKREER Research Center-JCCP/ Idemitsu Workshop; The
role of collaboration in enhancing refining industry R&D, 11th-12th February 2015, organized by
Takreer - Abu Dhabi Oil Refining Company, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
4. Participated in Abu Dhabi Quality Forum 2014, April 27-28, organized by AD-QCC, Abu Dhabi,
UAE
5. Participated in eText platform CourseSmart, August 27th 2013, ADWC, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
6. NEBOSH IGC Certificate (Management of International Health and Safety, and Control of
International Workplace Risks), July 15 - 28, SGH International, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
7. ISO 9001:2008 QMS Internal Auditor Course, July 2nd - 3rd 2013, SGS Gulf Limited, Dubai,
UAE.
8. Project Management Essentials for the Unofficial Project Managers, Wednesday, 19th June
2013, Franklin Covey, Dubai, UAE.
9. Contribution in ADMC Strategic Review (ADMC@25+3), Sunday, 16 th December 2012ADMC, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
10. Contribution in mapping course outlines to meet ABET accreditation criteria, Monday, 17th
December 2012 – ADMC, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
11. Participate in iCelebrate2 Teaching & Learning: Sharing the iPad Experience, Tuesday, 18 th
December 2012 - Khalifa City Women's college’, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
12. BB vista and Respondus workshop, ADMC, April 1-5 2012, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
13. Assessor Short Learning Programme organized by South African Technology Network
(SATN), June 19-23, 2011, Dubai, UAE.
14. Oil Refining Technology course organized by Cosmo Oil Co. Ltd., July 12-23, 2010, Japan.
15. Bio-safety training, November 29-30th, 2005, at University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.
16. Chemical safety training, September 27th, 2005, at University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.
17. HPLC and sample preparation training, April 28th, 2004, at Supelco GmbH in Düsseldorf,
Germany.
18. High performance and high throughput sample preparation training, July 4th, 2002, at Anton
Paar GmbH in Graz, Austria.
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