Slimene sedrette has a Ph.D in geology from the University of Tunis - El Manar in Tunisia and works at the interface of structural geology and geomatics, using remote sensing and multisources data to perform lineament extraction and neotectonic evaluation. He is also GIS Analyst with expertise in spatial analysis and transfer of data between software packages. He has several publications in international journals in the field of GIS, remote sensing and morphometric analysis. His interests span the applications of these areas to geohazards. In addition to teaching and research he has carried out several administrative roles, and played an active part in a number of internal, external and international working groups and committees in the field of science popularization. Slimene worked for 15 years as a scientific explainer at the Tunis Science City, where he designed and developed informal science education resources. In addition he was the project manager of the design and the realization of the « Saharan Dinosaurs » exhibit, the first Tunisian interactive scientific exhibition. He was also appointed as a project manager - founder of Tataouine Science Village. He now hold, since 2015, the position of Head of Scientific Programs Department, and lead the scientific explainer group within the Monastir Sciences Palace.