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Dr. Abul Arafat is a Lecturer in Materials Science at the School of Engineering, University of Wolverhampton. He holds a PhD in Materials Engineering and Materials Design (2021) from the University of Nottingham, UK, and previously worked as a Postdoctoral Researcher and Science & Engineering Tutor at Friedrich Schiller University Jena and The University of Nottingham International College. PhD: University of Nottingham (2017-2022) MSc: University of Dhaka (2013-2014) BSc: University of Dhaka (2008-2012) His research focuses on materials development and characterization, biomedical glasses, thermal spray coatings, additive manufacturing, porous microspheres, and cancer research. He has contributed to advancements in sustainable engineering through waste upcycling and green manufacturing techniques, particularly in biomedical and environmental applications. Abul’s 15 most recent publications highlight his work in additive manufacturing, biomedical glasses, and sustainable materials. Key themes include metal additive manufacturing for implants, yttrium-doped glasses for radiotherapy, and porous materials for wastewater treatment, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach between biomedical and environmental engineering. He teaches core modules in the Faculty of Science and Engineering: Engineering Materials (Level 4) Engineering Mathematics (Level 4) Reaction Engineering (Level 5) Transport Processes (Level 5) Project Management Tools and Techniques (Level 7)

• Materials Development
• Thermal Spray Coating
• Biomedical Glasses
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Arun Arjunan is a Research Professor at the University of Wolverhampton’s Faculty of Science and Engineering. He serves as Director of the Centre for Engineering Innovation and Research (CEIR) and leads the Additive Manufacturing of Functional Materials (AMFM) research group. His expertise spans advanced additive manufacturing, metamaterials, and sustainable material development, with a focus on biomedical and environmental applications. He obtained a fully funded PhD in structural mechanics and vibro-acoustics, and earned the Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA) for his pedagogical leadership. His research emphasizes developing metamaterials with unique mechanical, acoustic, and biological properties. Key contributions include meta-biomaterials for tissue regeneration, infection-resistant implants, and Herschel Quincke-Arjunan waveguides for noise cancellation. The AMFM group integrates interdisciplinary specialists to innovate in 3D printing functional materials. The 15 most recent publications highlight his work in additive manufacturing across biomedical implants, water treatment, thermoelectrics, and sustainable infrastructure. Notable trends include sustainability in metal AM, bioprinting, and biochar-based solutions for contaminant removal. Scientific awards: GKN Award (2011) Vice Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Research (2020) UK Engineering Innovation Award (2021) Blavatnik Awards Nominee (2019, 2020) THE ENGINEER UK Collaborate to Innovate Finalist (2021) Arun supervises PhD students and contributes to teaching via modules like Advanced FEA and Applied Stress Analysis. He is a member of the BSI standards committee for additive manufacturing and has secured major grants from Innovate UK, DfT, and the European Union.

• Additive Manufacturing
• Metamaterials
• Auxetic Materials
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Alesha Hatton is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Institute for Molecular Bioscience, University of Queensland. Her research spans statistical genetics and orthopedic outcomes, utilizing large-scale registry data and advanced statistical methodologies to investigate complex biological questions. Dr. Hatton completed her PhD in systems genomics at the University of Queensland in 2024, focusing on quantitative genetics approaches to elucidate DNA methylation's role in complex trait variation. She holds a bachelor's degree in medical mathematics from the University of Wollongong (2016) and previously worked as a statistician at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute. Her research interests include statistical genetics, genetic epidemiology, DNA methylation, complex trait variation, and Mendelian randomization. In orthopedics, she specializes in analyzing joint replacement outcomes using Australian registry data. Her work bridges molecular genetics with clinical applications, demonstrating how genetic epidemiological methods can inform both basic science and clinical practice. Dr. Hatton has published 29 works including 25 journal articles in high-impact journals such as Nature Communications and The American Journal of Human Genetics. Her recent publications show increasing integration of genetic epidemiology with orthopedic outcomes research, reflecting her unique interdisciplinary approach. She is currently funded for 'Precision Brain Susceptibility Mapping for Large-Scale Neurogenetic Research' (2025-2026), indicating expansion into neurogenetics. Dr. Hatton is available for graduate student supervision and has expressed interest in mentoring in statistical genetics and orthopedic outcomes research.

• Statistical Genetics
• Genetic Epidemiology
• DNA Methylation
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Dr. Babak Shahbodaghkhan is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of New South Wales (UNSW). He holds a PhD in Civil/Geotechnical Engineering from Kyoto University (2011) and an MSc in Civil/Structural Engineering from the University of Tehran (2008). Currently, he contributes to research and teaching at UNSW while affiliated with the Research Centre for Transport Innovation. PhD in Civil/Geotechnical Engineering, Kyoto University, Japan (2008–2011) MSc in Civil/Structural Engineering, University of Tehran, Iran (2005–2008) His research spans critical areas in geotechnical engineering, including Computational Geomechanics , Dynamics of Unsaturated Soils , and Constitutive Modelling of Geomaterials . His work addresses Seismic Analysis of Geostructures and Dynamic Soil-Structure Interaction , often employing advanced numerical methods and constitutive models. Recent publications highlight his expertise in soil bio-cementation , unsaturated soil dynamics , and sustainable construction materials . Articles from 2025–2023 explore topics like shear wave propagation , hydraulic fracturing in porous media , and rubberized asphalt mixtures , reflecting interdisciplinary applications of computational mechanics, materials science, and sustainable engineering. Scientific Awards : Monbusho Scholarship, Ministry of Education, Japan (during PhD) Dr. Shahbodaghkhan teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses such as Applied Geotechnics & Engineering Geology (CVEN3203), Advanced Foundation Engineering (CVEN9513), and Numerical Methods in Geotechnical Engineering (CVEN9514). He also leads project-based learning in Civil Engineering Design Practice (CVEN9000). He is affiliated with the Research Centre for Transport Innovation at UNSW, collaborating on projects related to geotechnical systems and sustainable infrastructure.

• Computational Geomechanics
• Dynamics of Unsaturated Soils
• Constitutive Modelling of Geomaterials
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Sara Lund is a researcher at Åbo Akademi's Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering, specializing in Molecular Science and Engineering. Her work focuses on graphene-based materials, cellulose nanocrystals, and sustainable energy technologies. Institution: Åbo Akademi School: Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering Department: Molecular Science and Engineering Research interests include: Graphene and composite films Biophotovoltaic device development Electrochemical charge transfer optimization Sustainable energy material synthesis Nanostructured electrode fabrication Publications highlight advancements in: Graphene-cellulose composite anodes Shear exfoliation techniques Electrospun nanofibers for bioelectronics Efficient charge transfer mechanisms Biocompatible electrode materials

• Graphene
• Cellulose Nanocrystals
• Anode Materials
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Mohamed Elnaem is a Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy at Ulster University's School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences within the Faculty of Life and Health Sciences. With academic experience across Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, and the UK, his work focuses on quality use of medicines, digital health, and pharmacy education. He contributes to journals as associate editor and editorial board member. PG Certificate in Clinical Research PharmD in Clinical Pharmacy BSc in Pharmaceutical Sciences PhD in Pharmacy Practice Research interests span: Quality use of medicines Digital health integration Health service research Pharmacy education innovation Diabetes mellitus management Pharmacotherapy optimization Recent publications analyze corticosteroid phobias in Southeast Asia, mental health in diabetic populations, and economic impacts of diabetes. His work contributes to SDGs in health and education through international collaborations. Scientific recognition includes: Best Poster Award Finalist (2017) FIP Congress Best Poster (2022) CW Young Fund Recipient (2024) ISPF Networking Call (2023) Professional activities include organizing Interprofessional Education Festivals, hosting researchers from International Islamic University Malaysia, and network memberships with International Diabetes Federation and Diabetes UK.

• Clinical Pharmacy
• Pharmacy Practice
• Digital Health
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Dhruv Seshadri is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Bioengineering at Lehigh University since August 2023. His work focuses on wearable technology, bioelectronics, and translational research. Research areas include: Development of conformable bioelectronic devices Soft material synthesis for medical applications Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) Clinical validation of digital therapeutics Current projects span orthopedics, cardiology, wound healing, and neuromuscular disease, utilizing collaborations across engineering and medicine disciplines. Funding sources: Department of Defense National Science Foundation American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine Northwestern University Labs & Teams: Seshadri Laboratory (focus on bio-inspired technology) Collaboration with Beyond Pulse Multidisciplinary engineering/medicine partnerships

• Bioengineering
• Wearable Technology
• Biomaterials
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Nitzan Cohen is a Professor of Product Design and Dean of the Faculty of Design and Art at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. He founded the Design Friction Lab (DFL), a multidisciplinary research initiative focused on sustainable innovation at the intersection of science, industry, and speculative design. His work emphasizes critical design approaches to address environmental challenges through projects like DIYR (Do-It-Yourself Revolution), bioreactors for microbial materials, and biodegradable electronics. Research interests include crafted electronics, open-source production, circular design, nano-electronics, and regenerative design. The DFL collaborates with scientists, artisans, and corporations to translate experimental concepts into real-world applications, prioritizing aesthetics and ethics in sustainable solutions. Recent articles highlight advancements in biodegradable sensors, laser-induced paper-based electronics, and microbial cellulose fabrication. Awards include recognition in international design collections, though specific prizes are not listed. Cohen teaches in the Bachelor of Design program and has advised on projects ranging from smart textiles to fermentation-based biomaterials. Labs/Teams: The Design Friction Lab (DFL) serves as a hub for interdisciplinary innovation, blending design, engineering, and biology to prototype future-oriented solutions. Current projects explore distributed manufacturing, nano-technologies, and circular production systems.

• Sustainable Design
• Circular Design
• Biodegradable Electronics
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EVA RODIL RODRIGUEZ is a Professor at the Department of Chemical Engineering, Higher Technical School of Engineering, University of Santiago de Compostela. She earned her doctorate in 1999 with a thesis on thermodynamics of alcohol-ether mixtures and extractive distillation using 1-butanol. Her research focuses on sustainable separation processes, ionic liquids, nanomaterial synthesis, and environmental sustainability. She leads the EQUIFASE research group, specializing in innovative separation technologies and green chemistry applications. Her educational background includes advanced studies in chemical engineering and over two decades of academic and research experience. Key research areas include chemical engineering fundamentals, bioresource utilization (e.g., gelatin from tuna skin), nanotechnology for enhanced oil recovery (EOR), and photocatalytic degradation of pollutants using ionic liquid-based systems. Publications emphasize ionic liquid applications in separation processes, lignin depolymerization, and nanoparticle synthesis for environmental and energy solutions. While no awards are explicitly listed, her work aligns with major trends in sustainable chemistry and green engineering. She collaborates on projects involving material science, biorefineries, and process optimization. Her lab, EQUIFASE , explores interdisciplinary approaches to chemical engineering challenges, with a focus on industrial sustainability and novel material development.

• Chemical Engineering
• Sustainable Separation Processes
• Ionic Liquids
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Ahmed Swilem is a Marie Curie Fellow at the University of Bath , affiliated with the Department of Chemical Engineering and associated with the Centre for Bioengineering & Biomedical Technologies (CBio) and the Centre for Integrated Materials, Processes & Structures (IMPS) . Research Interests : Material Science (geopolymers, nanogels, composite materials) Biomedical Engineering (hydrogels, 3D bioprinting) Nanotechnology (nanoparticles, zwitterionic modifications) Chemical Engineering (polymer grafting, radiation-assisted synthesis) Sustainable Development (green materials, waste valorization) Pharmaceutical Science (nanogel drug delivery, antioxidant compounds) Research Output Trends : His recent work focuses on geopolymer composites for radiation shielding, hydrogels for biomedical applications, and radiation-induced grafting of sustainable polymers, emphasizing environmental impact and advanced material design. Scientific Awards : Marie Curie Fellow EPSRC-funded Horizon Europe Postdoc Guarantee Fellowship Collaborative Projects : Active in international collaborations, particularly with Dr. Helen Leese and Dr. Danfeng Xie on 3D bioprinting initiatives. Contributions span chemical engineering, biomedical technology, and sustainable material synthesis.

• Material Science
• Biomedical Engineering
• Nanotechnology
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Antonio Javier Moral Vico is a Researcher at the Department of Chemical, Biological and Environmental Engineering at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), affiliated with the BRAVE research group (Grup de recerca en tecnologies de (Bio) Remediació Ambiental i Valorització d'Efluents residuals). With an h-index of 14 and 760 citations, he has produced 34 research outputs between 2012-2025, demonstrating significant contributions to environmental engineering and nanotechnology. Dr. Moral Vico's research spans nanoparticle applications, CO2 conversion technologies, and sustainable waste management systems. His fingerprint analysis reveals expertise in Nanoparticle Chemical Engineering (100%), Nanomaterials (49%), Methanol production (48%), and Solid-state Fermentation (40%). His work bridges fundamental chemical engineering with practical environmental solutions, particularly in community-scale composting initiatives and circular economy applications. Recent publications show a clear trend toward practical implementation of research findings, with emphasis on municipal waste management solutions and carbon capture technologies. His work on CO2 hydrogenation to methanol using MOF-based catalysts represents cutting-edge research in carbon utilization, while his community composting studies provide actionable insights for urban sustainability initiatives. SOLID-STATE FERMENTATION FOR CIRCULAR BIOECONOMY (2024-2028) BrownBin: Household food waste new life under sustainable cities (2022-2023) BIOSURFACTANTES GLICOLIPIDOS A PARTIR DE RESIDUOS (2021-2024) MÁS ALLÁ DEL BIOGÁS COMO ENERGÍA RENOVABLE (2019-2022) Dr. Moral Vico leads the BRAVE research group focused on developing innovative environmental remediation technologies with strong emphasis on practical implementation and community engagement. His collaborative approach connects laboratory research with real-world environmental challenges through partnerships with municipal authorities and industry stakeholders.

• Nanoparticles
• Nanomaterials
• Methanol production
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Katrina Cornish is an Adjunct Professor at The Ohio State University (Wooster Campus) , focusing on natural rubber science, plant-based bioproducts, and sustainable materials engineering. Her work bridges agricultural biotechnology and industrial applications, particularly in rubber dandelion ( Taraxacum kok-saghyz ) and guayule ( Parthenium argentatum ). Email: cornish.19@osu.edu Contact: 330-263-3982 Location: Wooster Campus Key research areas include: Rubber biosynthesis and latex processing in plants Genetic engineering for enhanced rubber yield and quality Development of medical radiation shielding materials Industrial waste valorization for rubber composites Drought stress impacts on rubber-producing species Eco-friendly alternatives to Hevea rubber Her recent publications (2022–2025) emphasize electrofermentation of food waste, hydroponic cultivation of rubber dandelion, CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing, and innovative extraction methods using modified flocculants and thermal cycling. She also explores radiation-attenuating latex films and allergen mitigation strategies in medical devices. Scientific honors include the Goodyear Medal Address , recognizing her contributions to natural rubber diversification.

• Natural Rubber Production
• Plant-Based Bioproducts
• Medical Applications of Rubber
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Signe Vahur is an Associate Professor of Analytical and Physical Chemistry at the University of Tartu's Institute of Chemistry, leading the Cultural Heritage Research Group under the Analytical Chemistry Department. She specializes in conservation science and analysis of cultural materials using advanced instrumentation such as ATR-FT-IR spectroscopy. Her roles include academic teaching, project management, and supervision of graduate students. Education: PhD in Analytical Chemistry (2010, University of Tartu), MSc and BSc in Chemical Physics (2005/2003). Her research focuses on material characterization of art and archaeological objects, with expertise in pigment analysis and conservation materials. She has conducted projects on Baltic cultural heritage artifacts, including the Rode Altarpiece and medieval church pieces. Research Interests: Her work integrates chemistry with art conservation, emphasizing non-destructive analytical techniques. Key areas include pigment identification, material degradation mechanisms, and the development of spectral databases for heritage science. She has pioneered the use of FT-IR spectroscopy in studying historical materials and co-led the MOOC 'Instrumental Analyses of Cultural Heritage Objects'. Awards: Recipient of the 2017 EU/Europa Nostra Prize for the Rode Altarpiece research, Estonian Museum Awards (2016/2017), and multiple recognitions for student supervision. Active in international conferences (ASMS, TECHNART) and contributes to conservation organizations like ICOM-CC. Grants & Projects: Led projects on Baltic cultural heritage preservation and participated in international collaborations. Organized workshops such as the 2017 Baltic Conservators' Workshop and 2014 Rode Altarpiece Investigation Program. Labs/Teams: Oversees the heritage science lab at Tartu University, maintaining an online spectral database (spectra.chem.ut.ee) for conservation materials. Collaborates with the Conservation and Digitization Centre Kanut on artifact conservation.

• Conservation Science
• Cultural Heritage Materials
• Analytical Chemistry
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Dr. Joseph M. Rutkowski is an Associate Professor of Medical Physiology and Director of the Division of Lymphatic Biology at Texas A&M University's School of Medicine. His research focuses on lymphatic vessel biology and physiology, particularly in relation to cardiorenal disease, lymphedema, and metabolic disorders. He holds a PhD in Bioengineering and Biotechnology from EPFL (Switzerland) and has conducted postdoctoral work at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Dr. Rutkowski’s lab employs advanced techniques including transgenic mouse models, single-cell RNA sequencing, and tissue engineering to study lymphatic dysfunction in disease contexts. His work spans renal physiology, metabolic pathways, and inflammatory mechanisms. Collaborative projects address renal and pulmonary health, with a focus on therapeutic interventions involving lymphatic regeneration. Education: Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering, Penn State University (2001) Master’s in Chemical Engineering, Northwestern University (2003) PhD in Bioengineering and Biotechnology, EPFL, Switzerland (2008) Postdoctoral Fellowship, UT Southwestern Medical Center (2012) Research Interests: Renal lymphatic physiology, metabolic disease, and the role of lymphatic dysfunction in cardiorenal pathologies. Current projects investigate lymphatic contributions to kidney disease progression, hypertension, and metabolic syndrome using genetically engineered models and in vitro systems. Dr. Rutkowski’s team also explores therapeutic strategies to modulate lymphatic function, such as nanoparticle-based lymphangiogenesis induction. Lab Activities: Lymphatic Biology Division at Texas A&M Focus on transgenic mouse models, single-cell sequencing, and metabolomics

• Lymphatic Vessel Biology
• Lymphangiogenesis
• Inflammation and Immunity
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Maria Katsikini is a Professor in the Department of Condensed Matter and Materials Physics at the School of Physics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh), Greece. Her research is centered on the optical and electronic properties of solids, particularly through advanced spectroscopic techniques such as XAFS, XPS, XRF, μ-XAFS, SAXS, and Raman spectroscopy, often utilizing synchrotron radiation. Her research interests span Materials Science , Biophysics , and Semiconductor Physics . She investigates a wide range of systems, including group III nitrides, Si(oxy)nitrides, industrial waste materials, nanoporous adsorbents for water purification, and biomedical nanoparticles. On the biological side, her work includes studies of biominerals, biopigments, soft and keratinized tissues, paleontological specimens, and structural proteins. She applies microspectroscopy techniques like XRF mapping and μ-XAFS for analyzing inhomogeneous materials. The recent publications (2020–2025) reflect a strong interdisciplinary focus combining materials synthesis, nanotechnology, and biological applications. Key themes include nanoparticle stability in biological environments, magnetic property tuning via surface chemistry, phonon behavior in semiconductor alloys, biomineral composition, and nanocrystal size control for optoelectronic applications. These works demonstrate consistent use of synchrotron-based and lab-based spectroscopic methods. She has taught numerous undergraduate and postgraduate courses over two decades, such as General Physics Laboratory, Optics, Solid State Physics Laboratory, Biophysics, and Materials Characterization in Large-Scale Facilities. She is affiliated with the Optics and Spectroscopy Laboratory at AUTh and contributes to international collaborations, including Greece’s participation in the ESRF. She also developed an e-course on XAFS spectroscopy , indicating a commitment to education and outreach. No scientific awards are mentioned in the provided text. She advises students in research, though specific names are not listed. Her group likely receives grants supporting synchrotron access, materials synthesis, and biomedical studies, given the nature of her work. She leads the Optics and Spectroscopy Laboratory and collaborates with the XAFSLab and the Hellenic Society for Condensed Matter Science and Technology.

• Optical Properties of Solids
• Spectroscopy of Solids
• X-ray Absorption Fine Structure (XAFS)
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