Talib Dbouk is a Full Professor at the University of Rouen-Normandy (IUT-Rouen) and a Researcher at CORIA research lab. CNRS-UMR 6614 (Rouen, France). Before that, he held different academic and research posts in France and in Cyprus. He held positions as Assistant and Associate Professor at Mines-Telecom Institution (IMT Nord Europe, France) and as Director of research at the Defence and Security Research Institute (DSRI, Cyprus), and as an Associate Professor joint-position at the Medical School of the University of Nicosia (Cyprus). Prof. Talib Dbouk conducted post-docal research at CEMEF Mines-ParisTech and the French Center of Atomic Energy (CEA). He holds an HDR (in French: Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches) from the University of Polytechnique Hauts-de-France (Nov. 2019) and a PhD degree in Physics from the University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis, France (Dec. 2011). His research is multidisciplinary in the domains of computational physics and engineering science and emerging technologies. His research includes software development and advanced computational tools for topology and shape optimization, multidisciplinary design optimization, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and heat transfer, aeroacoustics, and the rheology of complex fluids, amongst others like dispersion dynamics of multiphase particulate flows. He has received from the french Foam-U association an award in 2017 for the best PhD thesis on a computational code developed within the open-source CFD platform OpenFOAM (Rheology of concentrated non-colloidal suspensions and shear-induced migration modelling and simulation in CFD). His research work and impact are manifested through many published research articles in high impact-peer review journals. So far, he has supervised and graduated 5 PhD and 3 MSc students who now hold different positions in academia and industries around the world. He is a reviewer for many high impact scientific journals and an editorial member board of two. He reported on multiple PhD manuscripts and participated in many as jury member. During the last decade, he has been developing, coordinating and leading several advanced R&D and innovative projects in collaboration with both national and international partners from both industry and academia. He has been developing highly advanced scientific computation codes (under the C++® OpenFOAM® CFD platform) for different multi-scale and multi-physics applications in many domains. For more details see: http://www.talibdbouk.com/include/TalibDBOUK_Resume_CV.pdf