Eman Abdelraheem

Eman Abdelraheem is a Researcher in the Department of Organic Chemistry at Wageningen University & Research. Her academic journey includes a Master’s in Organic Chemistry from Sohag University, Egypt (2013), and a PhD in Medicinal Chemistry from the University of Groningen, Netherlands (2018). She has held roles including assistant lecturer at Sohag University and postdoctoral research positions at TU Delft (multi-enzyme cascade reactions) and Amsterdam University (enzymatic depolymerization of synthetic polymers).

Her expertise spans Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biocatalysis, Biodegradation, and Synthetic Chemistry. Current research focuses on lignin valorization via synthetic oligomeric lignin models, aiming to advance sustainable polymer recycling. She has contributed to drug design, protein-protein interaction studies (e.g., p53–MDM2 antagonists), and IL-17 inhibitors.

Key projects include enzymatic depolymerization of synthetic polymers and biocatalytic cascade reactions. Her work bridges organic synthesis, microbiology, and industrial applications in biodegradation. No awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided texts.