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• Chemical Sciences
• Analytical Chemistry
• Food Chemistry
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Rafał Typek is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Chemistry , Maria Curie-Skłodowska University , specializing in chromatography. His research focuses on chemical stability and transformation of bioactive compounds during extraction and processing, particularly chlorogenic acids, flavonoids, and cannabinoids. Habilitated in Chemical Sciences (2024) PhD in Chemical Sciences (2014) MSc in Applied Chemistry (2009) Research Highlights: Developed methods to prevent extraction artifacts using Sea Sand Disruption Method (SSDM) Investigated thermal degradation of polyphenols in food matrices Explored cannabinoid transformation during processing Studied quinine and flavonoid stability using LC-MS/NMR techniques Scientific Contributions: Holds two patents (2024) for cannabinol (CBN) synthesis from phytocannabinoids Commercialized a lubricant production method (2018) with PASS-POLSKA Sp. z o.o. Lead researcher in "Inkubator Innowacyjności" grant (Operational Programme Intelligent Development 2014-2020) Awards: Laureate of Polish Academy of Sciences Committee for Analytical Chemistry competition Recipient of Human Capital Operational Programme scholarship Contact: rafal.typek@mail.umcs.pl

• Chromatography
• Analytical Chemistry
• Sample Preparation Techniques
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Dorota Wianowska is a University Professor at the Faculty of Chemistry , Maria Curie-Skłodowska University , Lublin, where she leads the Department of Chromatography . Her career spans over two decades at the university, holding academic positions since 1996. Education: MSc in Chemistry (1996), Faculty of Chemistry, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University PhD in Chemical Sciences (2000), Faculty of Chemistry, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University Habilitation in Chemical Sciences (2014), Faculty of Chemistry, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University Research Focus : Dr. Wianowska specializes in chromatographic analysis and sample preparation techniques , particularly pressurized liquid extraction (PLE) for plant secondary metabolites. Her work addresses challenges in analyzing complex matrices, with applications in toxicology , chemical physics , and bioactive compound isolation . Recent Contributions : She serves as guest editor for the MDPI journal Molecules special issue on Sample Preparation for Chromatographic Analysis – Advances, Perspectives and Applications (Deadline: May 30, 2024). Her research explores innovative extraction methods and statistical optimization of chromatographic conditions. Achievements : Co-inventor of European patent application "A method for determination of 5-fluorouracil in serum and a kit therefore" (2019) Author of book chapters: "Miniaturized methods of sample preparation" in Handbook on Miniaturization in Analytical Chemistry (Elsevier, 2020) "Silymarin Extraction From Silybum marianum L. Gaertner" in Water Extraction of Bioactive Compounds (Elsevier, 2017) Over 50 publications in JCR-indexed journals (Total IF: 52.751, WoS h-index: 14)

• Chromatography
• Effect-directed analysis
• Natural products chemistry
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Hanna Nikolaichuk serves as a Researcher in the Department of Chromatography at the Faculty of Chemistry, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (UMCS) in Lublin, Poland. She completed her Master of Chemistry at UMCS in 2018 under the supervision of Professor Irena Choma. Her research focuses on effect-directed analysis (EDA) methodologies for identifying and quantifying biologically active substances in plant extracts. Key areas include: Development and application of chromatographic techniques (TLC, HPTLC, HPLC-DAD) Analysis of Rhodiola rosea compounds including salidroside and p-tyrosol Antioxidant and antimicrobial properties of plant extracts Estrogen and androgen receptor activity screening Genotoxicity assessment of natural products Her publication record demonstrates expertise in analytical chemistry approaches to natural product research, with particular emphasis on standardizing methods for bioactive compound identification. She maintains active consultation hours for students, indicating ongoing teaching responsibilities alongside her research work. Dr. Nikolaichuk has published 13 research articles with consistent focus on chromatographic analysis of plant-derived bioactive compounds. Her work shows progression from fundamental chromatographic method development toward more complex bioactivity assessment and effect-directed analysis approaches. She actively collaborates across disciplines, as evidenced by her research bridging analytical chemistry, pharmacology, and food science. Her consultation schedule indicates regular student interaction and academic service duties within the department.

• Analytical Chemistry
• Physical Chemistry
• Chromatography
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Professor Irena Barbara Malinowska is affiliated with the Faculty of Chemistry at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University. She leads research in Physical Chemistry , focusing on chromatographic methods and electromagnetic field effects. Chromatography (RP, NP, MLC, BM) Magnetic field applications in separation Drug delivery systems using magnetic nanoparticles Lipophilicity and adsorption analysis Biological activity descriptor determination Her recent publications explore magnetic field impacts on alkaloid retention, micellar systems for drug-protein binding, and skin-mimetic chromatography for transdermal absorption prediction. She teaches Physical Chemistry , Chromatography , and Electromagnetic Effects courses. Contact: irena.malinowska@mail.umcs.pl

• Biotechnology
• Food Science
• Sustainable Chemistry
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Paula Costa is a Researcher at the Centre for Biotechnology and Fine Chemistry (CBQF), specializing in sustainable extraction of bioactive compounds from agricultural byproducts. She holds a Master's degree, though the institution and field are unspecified. Her research focuses on: Valorization of industrial waste streams (e.g., sugarcane filter cake) Development of sustainable lipid extraction methodologies Pharmacological applications of plant-derived compounds like policosanol and kaurenoic acid Computational modeling of lipid interactions with human physiology Her recent publications (2021-2025) demonstrate strong emphasis on: Circular economy approaches in food processing Antioxidant characterization of novel compounds Synthetic biology for pharmaceutical development She collaborates extensively with researchers including F.S. Teixeira, A.L. Fontes, and L.M. Rodríguez-Alcalá on projects involving waste-to-value conversion and sustainable food technologies.

• Forest Ecophysiology
• Terpene Biochemistry
• Plant Stress Responses
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Marco Michelozzi is a Senior Researcher at the National Research Council of Italy (CNR) , Institute of Biosciences and BioResources (IBBR-CNR) Florence Division. With a career spanning over three decades, he specializes in forest ecophysiology and terpene biochemistry as biochemical markers for plant stress responses. Graduated in Agricultural Science (1985, University of Firenze, 110/110) Conducted international research at University of Florida, INRA-France, and University of Wisconsin His research focuses on terpene-pest interactions , abiotic stress responses , biochemical marker analysis , and eco-friendly pesticide alternatives using lipid nanovectors and cocrystals. Recent publications highlight his work on orange waste extract applications for sustainable agriculture and plant-derived antimicrobials . Scientific contributions include 2025: Thymus chemotype analysis for fungal inhibition 2024: Cocrystal technology for food spoilage control 2023: Essential oil applications in paper/art conservation 2022: Monoterpene roles in pest management 2021: Marine algal nanocarriers for thymol delivery He serves as Supervisor of students across educational levels Associate Editor for Forest@ journal Advisory Board member for iForest-Biogeosciences and has coordinated international projects like CONDEF and WATBIO, with expertise in plant stress physiology and bioproduct development.

• Electrochemistry
• Corrosion Science
• Environmental Science
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Abdelkader Zarrouk is a prominent researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Science at Mohammed V University in Rabat, Morocco. He has also held academic and research positions at Ibn Tofail University, Université Mohammed Premier in Oujda, and other Moroccan institutions. His work bridges electrochemistry, materials science, and environmental sustainability, with a focus on corrosion inhibition and water quality assessment. His research interests lie at the intersection of electrochemistry , corrosion science , and environmental science . He specializes in developing and evaluating organic and natural compounds as corrosion inhibitors for metals, particularly mild steel in acidic environments. His approach integrates experimental techniques such as electrochemical impedance spectroscopy with theoretical methods including Density Functional Theory (DFT), molecular docking, and Hirshfeld surface analysis. He has also applied Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to assess groundwater quality for irrigation, highlighting his interdisciplinary contributions. The analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong trend toward computational and experimental synergy in designing eco-friendly corrosion inhibitors. His work frequently involves heterocyclic compounds like quinoline and pyrimidine-pyrazole derivatives, as well as plant-based extracts such as those from Origanum compactum . These studies are published in reputable journals in materials, electrochemistry, and environmental science, reflecting a consistent focus on sustainable solutions in materials protection and environmental monitoring. Abdelkader Zarrouk has received research sponsorship from prestigious organizations including the National Research Foundation , National Institutes of Health , and various Saudi and Moroccan research councils. These grants support collaborative, interdisciplinary projects that often involve international co-authors. While specific details about student advising are not provided, his extensive publication record and leadership in research suggest active mentorship within his academic teams. He is associated with key research units such as the Laboratoire d'Ingénierie, d'Électrochimie, de Modélisation et d'Analyse Environnementale and has collaborated with institutions like North-West University and King Saud University. These affiliations underscore his role in a broad, interconnected research network across Africa and the Middle East.

Ināra NokalnaView profile

Lecturer

• Biochemistry
• Pharmacology
• Plant Science
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Ināra Nokalna is a Lecturer in the Department of Human Physiology and Biochemistry at Riga Stradins University. She actively participates in research projects and academic conferences, including collaborations with agricultural technology companies like Nordic Food LLC and Rasa Botanicals LLC. Her research spans: Biochemistry : Enzyme kinetics and plant extract analysis Pharmacology : Bioactive compounds in medicinal plants Dermatology : Cosmetic product efficacy testing Antioxidant Research : Seasonal variations in plant antioxidants Publication trends show progression from foundational plant biochemistry (2017-2021) toward applied dermatological science (2024), with consistent focus on phytochemical applications in health and technology. She has contributed to projects including: EU-funded development of agricultural plant stem cell technologies (2019-2022) Conference participation includes RSU International Research Conference 2019 and workshops on research methodology and technology-enhanced study processes.

Luis António Monteiro RodriguesView profile

Researcher

• Human Physiology
• Biomedical Engineering
• Pharmacology
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Luis António Monteiro Rodrigues is a distinguished academic affiliated with the University of Lisbon's School of Health Sciences and Technologies and Faculty of Engineering. With a PhD in Human Physiology (1992, Magna et Laude), he has contributed extensively to biomedical research and education since 1983, focusing on microcirculation, diabetes, cardiovascular health, and anti-aging pharmacology. Graduation: Pharmaceutical Sciences (1981, University of Lisbon) Master's Degree (1987, Magna et Laude) PhD in Human Physiology (1992, Magna et Laude) His research spans microcirculation , plant-derived metabolites in diabetes prevention , skin aging , and physiology education reforms . Recent projects include Pomegranate Metabolites for Diabetes , Ibero-Circular Food Chain , and Lysyl Oxidase Modulators in Cancer . Key article trends reveal expertise in pharmacology , physiology , and nutritional interventions . His 2025 publications address cannabis oil standardization and cold-induced skin perfusion , while 2024 works emphasize European educational reforms and gender inclusivity . While no specific scientific awards are detailed in the text, Rodrigues has supervised 19 works and contributed to 190 research outputs. He actively engages in CBIOS Research Center and international collaborations, including media-featured studies on condom use beliefs , non-monogamous relationships , and Minority Stress .

Catarina RosadoView profile

Associate Professor

• Transdermal Drug Delivery
• Topical Formulations
• Lipid Nanotechnology
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Catarina Rosado is an Associate Professor at the School of Health Sciences and Technologies, Universidade Lusófona, and leads the Formulation Strategies and Nanosolutions laboratory at CBIOS - Research Center for Biosciences & Health Technologies. With a PhD in Pharmaceutical Technology from Cardiff University, she collaborates with Portuguese and international universities. Key Affiliations: Universidade Lusófona (ECTS), CBIOS, Cardiff University (PhD) Projects: HYGIEIA (Erasmus+), BIOMATNANO4AD (FCT), LusoModLOX (lysyl oxidase modulators), Exploring Unconventional Plant-Derived Metabolites for Diabetes Her research focuses on transdermal drug delivery systems , lipid biomaterials , and nutrition-skin interactions . She develops non-invasive in vivo strategies for assessing topical formulation efficacy and safety, with recent work on nanoparticle photoprotection and entourage effect in cannabis products . Article Trends show expertise in nanoscale excipients , oxidative stress mitigation , and rare skin condition management . Her work spans dermal drug delivery , antioxidant formulations , and sustainable bioactive compounds . Supervision includes mentoring multiple MSc and PhD students in transdermal formulation research. Collaborations extend to Portugal, Spain, Serbia, and Brazil, with grants from Erasmus+ and FCT. Labs : Formulation Strategies and Nanosolutions laboratory (CBIOS) specializes in transdermal nanosolutions , skin barrier function , and biocompatible lipid systems .

MARIA DO CÉU GONÇALVES DA COSTAView profile

Researcher

• Pharmacology
• Toxicology
• Medicinal Chemistry
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MARIA DO CÉU GONÇALVES DA COSTA is a Researcher at Lusófona University's School of Health Sciences and Technologies (ECTS) and affiliated with the Research Center for Biosciences & Health Technologies (CBIOS). She leads projects like REDALIM-MIC (antimicrobial plant compounds) and Ibero-Circular (food waste valorization), focusing on pharmacological applications of natural compounds and food safety. Research Priorities : Cannabis-derived therapeutics, antimicrobial food agents, and circular economy in food systems. Recent Publications : 15+ works (2022-2025) on cannabis processing, edible plant safety, and vitamin B12 supplementation for vegan diets. Scientific Collaborations span Portugal, Germany (University of Trier), France (Université Blaise Pascal), and international networks like CYTED. Media partnerships include SOMAÍ Pharmaceuticals and coverage in Nutrients and Pharmaceutics journals.

Ana Isabel Gusmão LimaView profile

Researcher

• Plant Biochemistry
• Food Proteomics
• Metabolomics
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Ana Isabel Gusmão Lima is a researcher at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Lisbon, and affiliated with the CECAV research group. Her academic journey includes a PhD in Plant Biochemistry from the University of Aveiro (2010) and postdoctoral work in food anticancer bioactivities at the Higher Institute for Agronomy, University of Lisbon. Education Biology, University of Aveiro Toxicology, University of Aveiro PhD in Plant Biochemistry, University of Aveiro (2010) Her research focuses on plant and food proteomics/metabolomics , particularly bioactive compounds for Human and Animal Health . She explores applications in inflammation , cancer prevention , and natural alternatives to antibiotics . Recent publications highlight her work on artificial intelligence in veterinary diagnostics , antimicrobial peptides , and carbon dioxide therapy for wound healing . Her 57 research outputs include 39 peer-reviewed publications , book chapters , and book co-editing . She has led projects like OFITOP (Opuntia Ficus-Indica for mastitis) and OsteoFISETINA (flavonoids in bone health). Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals in health and responsible consumption . Scientific Awards Born from Knowledge Award (2018) 3 International Patents Ana has supervised 1 work and participated in 11 projects (national/European). Her collaborations span institutions like the University of Lisbon, Lusofona University, and Instituto Superior de Agronomia, with media coverage in 4 press items (e.g., studies on zoonoses and food research ).

• Systems Biology
• Biochemistry
• Marine Bioactives
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Rebeca Alexandra Oliveira Esperança André is an Assistant Professor at the School of Health Sciences and Technologies (ECTS), Universidade Lusófona, Lisbon, Portugal. She teaches Biochemistry I and II and Analytical Methods I. Her academic background includes a Bachelor’s and Master’s in Biochemistry from the University of Lisbon and a Ph.D. in Systems Biology from the same institution. Her research focuses on Systems Biology, Biochemistry, and the sustainable application of marine bioactives in functional foods, cholesterol metabolism, and circular economy innovations. Key areas include: Marine Bioactives Cholesterol Metabolism Functional Foods Waste Valorization Phytochemistry Nanotechnology for Drug Delivery Her recent work spans the entourage effect in cannabis , diterpenoids for cancer therapy , and sustainable collagen extraction . She actively contributes to interdisciplinary research bridging marine biotechnology with health sciences. Rebeca collaborates with industry leaders like SOMAÍ Pharmaceuticals and participates in international conferences such as Insectera Congress and Innov Delivery. Her teaching and research emphasize environmental sustainability and societal well-being through innovative scientific solutions.

Susana Simal FlorindoView profile

Professor

• Chemical Engineering
• Food Technology
• Agro-Food Engineering
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Susana Simal Florindo is a Full Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB), where she is a key member of the Agrofood Engineering Research Group (GEA). Her academic work spans teaching in chemical engineering, food process modeling, and quality management at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Her research focuses on intensification of mass transfer processes, ultrasound applications in food processing, mathematical modeling of agro-food systems, valorization of agro-food by-products, and sensory analysis of products with Appellation of Origin. She has published 147 JCR-indexed articles, with an h-index of 41, and has authored books, book chapters, and reviews in her field. The 15 most recent articles reflect a consistent trend in sustainable food processing, with emphasis on ultrasound technology, mathematical modeling of food processes, by-product valorization, and quality analysis of Mediterranean food products such as olive oil and Pimentón de Mallorca. Her work bridges fundamental research with industrial applications, particularly in the context of circular economy and green processing. 5 research merits (sexenios) from CNEAI (last in 2021) Recognition of research activity and excellence by AQUIB, Govern Balear Reviewer for over 25 international journals and multiple research agencies (AGAUR, National Science Centre Poland, European Science Foundation, etc.) Technical expert for ENAC and Technical Manager for Oli de Mallorca and Pimentón de Mallorca regulatory councils She has supervised 9 completed doctoral theses and currently advises 2 more. She has led numerous research projects, including 3 as principal investigator in the National Plan Program and 9 in contracts with private companies. Her international engagement includes research stays at UC Davis, University of Salerno, and AgroParisTech, and she coordinates framework agreements between UIB and several European institutions. She is currently the coordinator of the PhD Program in Chemical Science and Technology at UIB. She is actively involved in research dissemination, having delivered over 25 outreach lectures and participated in 149 scientific congresses, including plenary and keynote roles. She also contributes to innovation through a patented method to prevent olive oil crystallization during cold storage.

• Protein Biochemistry
• Microbial Respiration
• Denitrification
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Stephane Besson is a faculty member at Lusófona University, where he has taught since 1991. He holds a PhD in Marine Biology and Biochemistry from Aix-Marseille II University, complemented by advanced degrees in Oceanology and Marine Biotechnology. His primary research explores protein biochemistry with focus on microbial respiratory systems, particularly denitrification enzymes in marine bacteria and venom proteomics. His research portfolio centers on: Mechanistic studies of metalloenzymes (nitrite reductases, nitrate reductases) Electron transfer processes in cytochrome systems Proteomic analysis of animal venoms Ecological applications of nitrogen cycle biochemistry Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2001–2022) reveals consistent focus on: Structural and functional characterization of redox enzymes Spectroscopic investigations of catalytic mechanisms Biotechnological applications of microbial systems Methodological innovations in enzyme assays