Engambe Christ Bardoul

Biography:

Christ Bardoul Engambé, born on February 4, 1992, in Impfondo, Republic of Congo, currently serves as a Teaching Researcher and Assistant at Denis Sassou-N’Guesso University. He obtained his Baccalauréat in 2013 from Lycée Victor Augagneur (LVA) in the Republic of Congo. Driven by a passion for chemistry, he has followed an impressive academic trajectory, earning his Master’s degree in Chemistry in 2020, with a specialization in inorganic materials chemistry, followed by the completion of his doctoral thesis in Chemistry in 2024, which also focused on inorganic materials chemistry. In his current role, he is dedicated to training the next generations of scientists. Engambé has made significant contributions to environmental research, particularly in the field of contamination of soils, sediments, and waters by heavy metals. He has ten publications to his credit, including articles in recognized international journals as well as a book available for purchase on Amazon. His notable works include “Speciation and Pollution Assessment of Chromium and Zinc in Landfill Soils of Brazzaville,” “Evaluation of Contamination by Heavy Metals in Soils Collected from Four Public Landfills in Brazzaville,” and “Assessment of the Intensity of Soil Pollution of Open-Air Landfills by Heavy Metals.” Furthermore, he has presented communications at conferences and seminars, addressing studies on the speciation of inorganic pollutants and the optimization of hydroelectric dams.