Ph.D. Chemistry, Denis Diderot University (Paris VII), 1996 M.S. Chemistry, Denis Diderot University (Paris VII), 1992 B.S. Chemistry, IbnouZohr University, 1991​

Professor Eddaoudi's research activities are mainly aimed at developing new strategies for the design and synthesis of functional solid-state materials from molecular building blocks and advancing the understanding of the structure-property relationship of materials. His group at KAUST works towards developing of made-to-order MOFs that address some of our most challenging and enduring societal needs, such as: Clean energy alternatives: Advance the field of MOFs toward the construction of made-to-order MOFs that can store an adequate amount of H2 at room temperature and moderate pressures. Reduce greenhouse gas emissions: Advance the field of MOFs toward the construction of made-to-order and cost-effective MOFs that can sequester large amounts of CO2. Remediate chemical and biological threats: Construct superior MOFs that can rapidly detect and remediate life-threatening toxic reagents (i.e. chemical and biological warfare agents).