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An associate professor in pre- and post-harvest Food production Science and technology who has around 27 publications, is a certified reviewer at renowned peer-reviewed journals and is fluent in written and spoken English, Arabic, and German. For more than 25 years, he has gained experience in teaching food science and technology courses such as Food Chemistry, Food Analysis, Food Microbiology, Food Preservation, Food Hygiene, Food Biotechnology, etc. Furthermore, he is a descendant of a family working in Arabic sweets since 1835 and for some time was the owner of this business. He has gained practical experience in local and international animal production and food industries and conducted training in subjects such as shelf life calculations. He actively advises food importers about packaging quality to enhance shelf life and food exporters to be compliant with the target country's laws and regulations.During his doctorate studies at the University of Hohenheim - Germany-, the effect of the genetic makeup of goats on the milk processing properties, namely the rheological attributes and the cheese yield, was studied. His dissertation title was “Yield, Composition, and Processability of Dahlem Cashmere Goats' Milk”. After he obtained his Ph.D., he did an internship in one of the largest dairy farms in Gut Hohen Luckow, Rostock -Germany. There he had the opportunity to gain experience in management issues such as participation in related fields such as nutrition, raising heifers, hygienic problems, and personnel management. In addition to that, he started his full-time job at Liban Lait (Housh Snied, Beqaa, Lebanon).Since then, he has worked in Lebanon and abroad. He has gained practical experience in Lebanon, Germany, Turkey, Ukraine, Slovakia, etc., and visited dairy industries and farms in Australia and Qatar. Mainly his job included optimizing the value chain of food production, development of new products to fit special market needs, assessment of offshore factories, shelf life, and packaging assessment, and testing the compliance of food with international and specific quality demands.Furthermore, in addition to his practical experience, since 2009 he has been involved in academics where he helped in constructing the food science and technology BS and MS program. His line of research is also on postharvest technology that would help in characterizing and standardizing traditional food, and his publications reflect that.
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Academic Quality AssuranceAmerican University Of EuropeLebanon -
Academic Quality AssuranceAmerican University Of Europe Oct 2020 - PresentUnited States -
Senior Food TechnologistMuhieddine Hammoud & Sons Oct 2012 - PresentBeirut, Beirut Governorate, LebanonA. Optimal conditions of importB. Development of product to fit special market needs.C. Assessment of offshore Factories for qualityD. Shelf life and packaging assessment.E. Establishing procedures to meet specific quality demands.F. Value chain analysis.
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Product Development SpecialistM P'Tits Fruits May 2024 - Aug 2024Lebanon1. food recipe optimisation or formulation 2. batch scaling3. setting key performance indicators4. food safety and 5. Processing operations -
Food Production ConsultantAmerican University Of Beirut Jul 2023 - Sep 2023Beirut, Beirut Governorate, LebanonEnvironmental Sustainable Development Unit (ESDU)A. Research traditional products to enhance and upgrade their quality.B. Set guidelines on enhancing the quality and safety of three traditional products.C. Develop a methodology for product certification/registration of these three products and initiate the process.D. Develop innovative production processes to ensure the circularity in producing these three products.E. Conduct training/coaching on these products addressing the team and a group of 10 producers in rural areas.F. Submit reports detailing findings -
Operation ManagerMilex
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Associate ProfessorLebanese International University 2009 - Oct 2020Beirut District, LebanonFrom Oct 19 – Oct 20Associate Professor at Food Science and Industrial Engineering ProgramsFrom Oct. 16 – Oct19Assistant Professor at Food Science and Industrial Engineering ProgramsFrom Oct. 09 – Oct. 16Assistant ProfessorAdviser and program coordinator for Food Science Program at the Lebanese International University. As part of theadministration the Job included:On the student level:A. Advice students on how to proceed with their academic plan.B. Solve problems arising because of personal or academic reasonsOn the administration level:A. Actively Participated in establishing the curriculum and lab for the Food Science Bachelor and Master programB. Follow up on all nutrition and food science instructors lecturing in Tripoli and Mount Lebanon campuses. Making sure that they are following the unified syllabus agreed upon on the departmental meeting and abiding by the policies set by the university.C. Course coordinator for food science courses at all university campusesD. Course offering each semesterE. communicate with the different instructors to assign the time schedules for these courses making sure no conflict arises. (one student who should take two courses but they are at the same time)F. Advice on the needs of lab equipment needed by the university.G. Give a proposal for a Master program in Food Science (curriculum and plan)Courses established and taught areA. Food Service B. Food Engineering , C. Food Manufacturing Processes D. Food quality management and HACCP, E. Meat, Fish poultry F. Food MicrobiologyG. Physiochemical properties of food.H. Food toxicology,I. Dairy technologyJ. Food processing,K. Introduction to food technology,L. Food Chemistry, -
Coordinator Of Food Science And Nutrition ProgramLebanese International University 2009 - 2017 -
LecturerLebanese American University Oct 2011 - Feb 2012Beirut, Beirut Governorate, LebanonFood Industry course included: A. Giving simple industrial calculations (material balance, microbiological D and Z value etc.)B. Organizing Field trips to different Food IndustriesC. Introducing different sectors food industries explaining the potentials and constrains of each -
Dairy ConsultantUndp-Artgold Nov 2010 - Dec 2011Akkar Governorate, LebanonJob included:A:Prepare the TOR for the agricultural technician which will be contracted to work in this project;B:Prepare the material for the extension brochures which will be printed and delivered to the breedersC:Prepare the outline of the training for the agricultural technicians;D:Coordinate with UNDP ART GOLD team in North Lebanon in order to identify the technical specifications of the most suitable equipment and materials needed for the achievements of the objectives set for this project. These include: liquid nitrogen tanks, the artificial insemination tools, the vaccination tools, the hoof trimming tools, the ear tagging tools, gloves, the pregnancy echo graphic machine, the artificial insemination straw specificationsE:Review and assist in the verification of the submitted quotations by the different bidding parties based on compatibility with given technical specifications and best prices obtained.F. Provide assistance in the technical session given especially those related with milk quality (Hygiene, milking procedures ..etc.), Dairy farm management aspects (Nutrition, Breeding etc.) .
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Dairy Technology ConsultantInternational Resources Group Jun 2009 - Jun 2010Jezzine District, South Governorate, LebanonJob included:A:Conduct individual consultations with key actors in the value chain.B: Analyze the value chain including 1)mapping, 2)identification of constrains and possibilities at each stage and 3)preparation of a preliminary intervention strategy.C: deal with issues such as 1)end markets, 2)enabling environment 3)Inter-firm cooperation 4)support services 5)support services 6)firm-level upgrading and 7)municipal governance.https://www.researchgate.net/publication/333292930_JEZZINE_DAIRY_CLUSTER_DEVELOPMENT_PLAN -
Food SpecialistInternational Resources Group Jun 2009 - Jun 2010Akkar District, Akkar Governorate, LebanonOlive farming and olive oil production were historical mainstays of the economy in the Shafat region of Akkar in Northern Lebanon. They have also been important activities for social and cultural reasons. Olive farming and oil production in Akkar are still largely practiced in traditional ways. Olives are harvested manually and then pressed using traditional mills. Both the price and shelf life of olive oil depends largely on its quality, which in turn depends on the way it is produced. Olive trees in Akkar are capable of producing oil of extra virgin quality—the variety that commands the highest price and with the longest shelf life. -
Operations ManagerMilex Galanta Aug 2008 - Feb 2009SlovakiaProducts produced were Kashkaval and Akkawi cheese. Duties include: Controlling cheese production protocols, Packing and packaging, Controlling maintenance department, providing cost reduction schemes, controlling invoices, and last but not least solving encountered problem and communication between the administration in Slovakia and that in Beirut.
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International Project ManagerKth Royal Institute Of Technology Sep 2006 - Dec 2007Lebanonsupervisor for biometrics statistics issues in the project titled: ”Young Scientists in Networking and Communication Technology" -
Cheese Factory ManagerLiban Lait S.A.L Oct 2005 - Oct 2006Beqaa Governorate, LebanonWas actively responsible of installing and running the cheese factory equipment for Libanlait. my main responsibility was, in addition for the installation, the development of a procedure to utilize these equipment. Help in the supervision of UHT milk production, labneh and yogurt…etc.Dairy Farm manager of Libanlait. Job responsibilities included: marketing and processing compost, selling cull cows, plus nutrition. It also included the supervision of around 200 hectares of alfalfa, 200 hectares of corn and the development of procedures for the reception of good quality feed.My job included also the management of the farm and what is left of the factory through crisis. During the 38 days of war the 1000 cows were milked twice daily, managed to sell all the milk produced, the available feed was provided and the whole facility was guarded. -
Ranch HandGut Hohen Luckow Jun 2005 - Sep 2005Rostock, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, GermanyThe job objective was learning the different management aspects such as milk price negotiation with the processors, quality standards: Antibiotic, Somatic cell count, bacterial count ..etc. And learned about nutrition, raising up heifers, hygienic problems, breeding and personal management. -
Research ScholarUniversity Of Hohenheim Apr 2000 - Jun 2005Baden-Württemberg, GermanyAnimal Breeding and Husbandry in the Tropics and Subtropics (480a), University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany. Main work included gathering data on milk yield and milk contents, assessing the technological properties of goat’s milk (cheese yield and rheological properties), SDS page electrophoresis for the identification and quantification of casein fractions in goat milk, last butnot least in the statistical analysis of the different data. Supplementary work included helping in the artificial insemination of chicken, taking wool and cashmere fiber samples for further analysis. Work included statistical modeling of data concerning technological properties, developing the best methodology of testing milk components, discussing different processes and research potential of the technological properties (concerning cheese) of milk from Dahlem Cashmere goats. -
Dairy InstructorAmerican University Of Beirut May 1999 - Sep 1999Beqaa Governorate, LebanonUnited States Aid (USAID) supported by United States Dairy Association (USDA) loan guaranteeprogram. Hosted by the department of Animal Science. FAFS, AUB. Under supervision of Prof. Dr. F. T. Sleiman. Work included giving an introductory field trip to small farmers that benefit from the American grant for the development of the Livestock sector in Lebanon. -
Volunteer AssistantAmerican University Of Beirut Nov 1998 - Apr 1999Beqaa Governorate, LebanonDepartment of Animal Science. FAFS, AUB. Work included drawing blood from the jugular vein ofgoats every week to detect the hormones progesterone, prolactin, and LH. Also work included drawing blood from the jugular vein of cows. -
Graduate AssistantAmerican University Of Beirut Oct 1997 - Feb 1998Beqaa Governorate, LebanonWork included experiment on the effect of three days water stress on hormonal levels of different sheep breeds. -
Graduate AssistantAmerican University Of Beirut Jul 1997 - Sep 1997Beqaa Governorate, LebanonWork included help in daily dairy activities as milking, cleaning, feeding, breeding, delivering a cow, etc. -
Student ScholarshipAmerican University Of Beirut Jul 1995 - Feb 1996Beirut, Beirut Governorate, LebanonJob included laboratory analysis of feed stuffs. Data analysis of laboratory output.Job included conducting a digestibility experiment on sheep.
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Ossama Dimassi Education Details
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Animal Breeding, Food Technology -
Animal Nutrition And Physiology (Dairy) -
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Ossama Dimassi attended University Of Hohenheim, American University Of Beirut, Language Course.
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