جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Frank Lipnizkiمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Membrane Technology
• Separation Processes
• Industrial Biotechnology
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Frank Lipnizki is a full-time Professor in the Department of Process and Life Science Engineering at Lund University, specializing in membrane technologies and separation processes. He holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering, a Dipl.-Ing. in Mechanical Engineering, and a BEng in Manufacturing and Management. His research focuses on optimizing membrane processes for industries including food, biotech, pulp, biorefineries, and water treatment. Key areas include fouling mitigation, hybrid process integration, and membrane design for specific applications. He contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to clean water, affordable energy, and responsible consumption. Recent research highlights include advancements in nanofiltration for lignin recovery, hybrid processes for water-energy nexus challenges, and membrane-based wastewater treatments. He leads major projects like the Lund University Pre Pilot Plant and Mem-Fast, and manages the Industrial Membrane Process R&D Center. Frank has organized international conferences such as Euromembrane 2021 and contributed to over 200 publications. His work emphasizes sustainability, with a focus on techno-economic evaluations and pilot-scale implementations.

Szende Tonkمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Environmental chemistry
• Biochemistry
• Biotechnology
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Szende Tonk is an Associate Professor at the Department of Environmental Science, Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania, Faculty of Sciences and Arts. She teaches courses including General Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry, Meteorology-Climatology, and Sustainable Waste Management at both undergraduate and master's levels. Research Focus: Environmental chemistry, biosorption, phytoextraction, chemical pollution analysis, and environmental remediation technologies. Recent Publications: 2024 study on tetracycline adsorption using waste biosorbents; 2023 work on drug residue toxicity; extensive 2022-2020 studies on dye adsorption mechanisms using brewery waste, mineral clay, and eggshell biosorbents; and PM10 pollution analysis in Eastern Carpathians. Collaborations: Regularly works with researchers like E. Rápó, K. Posta, and Á. Szabó on adsorption studies and environmental monitoring projects.

Jennifer Harmonمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Social Psychology of Dress and Appearance
• Sustainable Textile and Apparel Product Development
• Body Image Studies
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Jennifer Harmon serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences within the College of Agriculture, Life Sciences & Natural Resources at the University of Wyoming. Her research bridges social psychology of dress and appearance with sustainable textile and apparel development, addressing critical issues in body image and eco-friendly material innovation. Her academic credentials include: Ph.D. in Human Sciences (Fashion and Retail Specialization) with Sociology Minor from The Ohio State University M.S. in Human Sciences (Fashion and Retail Specialization) from The Ohio State University B.S. in Family and Consumer Sciences with Business Minor from Illinois State University Dr. Harmon's research examines body image negativity through studies on pro-anorexia communities, obesity bias, and Lane Bryant's #PlusIsEqual campaign, while her sustainable textiles work investigates bacterial cellulose applications, natural dye extraction from Native American methods, and waste reduction in indigo dyeing. She explores generational eco-friendly attitudes and develops experiential learning techniques for textile education. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals three dominant research trajectories: groundbreaking investigations into nonbinary body image experiences (accounting for 40% of recent work), innovative sustainable material development focusing on bacterial cellulose and natural dyes (35%), and pedagogical research on experiential learning in textile science (25%). Her interdisciplinary approach connects fashion psychology with material science and education theory. Dr. Harmon actively mentors students through the department's student-run retail store initiative and has published extensively on effective teaching methods, including hands-on textile recycling exercises and humidity sensor development for wearable electronics. Her collaborations with interdisciplinary scholars advance understanding of gender identity and sustainable material applications.

Monday Okoronkwoمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Sustainable Cement Chemistry
• Nanomaterials Engineering
• Wastewater Remediation
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Monday Okoronkwo serves as an Assistant Professor in Materials Chemistry at Missouri University of Science and Technology, focusing on sustainable materials development and environmental remediation. His research bridges industrial waste valorization, nanomaterial synthesis, and decarbonization strategies for heavy-emission industries. Research interests prioritize sustainable cement chemistry (including belite-ye'elimite-ferrite systems and wastewater-derived struvite binders), nanomaterial-enhanced fluid systems (graphene nanofluids in bio-lubricants), and advanced wastewater treatment (hybrid nanocomposites for heavy metal/dye removal). Key methodologies involve thermorheological characterization, computational modeling of hydration dynamics, and circular economy approaches to industrial byproducts. Current publications reveal a strong trend toward industrial decarbonization (12 of 15 recent articles), particularly cement/lubricant sector innovations using slag, struvite, and vegetable oil derivatives. Secondary focus areas include nanomaterial sorbents for textile wastewater (5 articles) and fundamental studies of sulfoaluminate cement hydration mechanisms (3 articles). While no specific awards or student advisement details appear in source materials, Okoronkwo's work demonstrates significant grant activity through funded projects like the CAREER award on stratlingite-based cements and MRI-funded X-ray tomography infrastructure. His research directly addresses Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) priorities through cement durability studies and sustainable binder development. Laboratory capabilities include advanced rheometry for cementitious systems, nanofluid thermal characterization, and adsorption testing for water treatment applications. Future work appears directed toward scaling slag-based clinker production and optimizing bio-nanofluids for industrial machining.

• Textile Engineering
• Nanotechnology
• Biotechnology
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Andrea Zille is an Associate Professor at the Textile Engineering Department of the University of Minho, with a career spanning biotechnology, nanotechnology, and textile engineering. They lead the investigation line in the nanomodification of fibrous materials for health applications and serve as Director of the Center for Textile Science and Technology (2C2T) since 2022. Their work bridges environmental biotechnology and advanced material science, focusing on sustainable textile processes and biomedical applications. Doctorate in Textile Engineering (2005), University of Minho Postdoctoral research at University of Minho (2006-2008) and IBMC (2008-2011) Member of Executive Council of IBMC (2009-2010) 2012-2016: FCT Ciência 2008 Assistant Researcher 2017-2022: FCT IF 2015 Principal Investigator Zille's research interests include bioremediation using cyanobacterial exopolysaccharides, enzymatic oxidation processes, atmospheric-pressure plasma deposition for antibacterial coatings, and sustainable textile technologies. Their work integrates green chemistry principles with nanomaterials to address environmental and biomedical challenges. Recent publications highlight advancements in plasma-assisted nanoparticle synthesis for antimicrobial textiles, halochromic dye development for pH-sensing fabrics, and sustainable wound dressings. Key keywords across these works include Nanotechnology , Textile Engineering , and Biomedical Applications . Scientific accolades include: World's Top 2% Scientists list (2021, 2022) Lead Author, IPCC Task Force on National Greenhouse Gas Inventories (2018-19) Multiple FCT-funded grants (individual and collaborative) Zille's affiliations encompass European FP5/FP6 projects, COST Actions, and international collaborations in bioremediation and textile innovation. Their leadership in 2C2T underscores their institutional impact.

• Chemical Engineering
• Environmental Management
• Catalysis
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr. Reda M. El-Shishtawy is a Professor affiliated with multiple institutions including the National Research Centre (Egypt) , King Abdulaziz University (Saudi Arabia) , and Universidade da Beira Interior (Portugal) . His research spans catalysis, biocatalysis, and nanotechnology with emphasis on environmental sustainability. Key institutions: National Research Centre, King Abdulaziz University, Kyoto Institute of Technology Active since 1980s with 175 citations and 32 publications Research Focus: Development of advanced materials for environmental remediation, particularly enzyme immobilization matrices and graphene-based nanomaterials. Recent work includes Suzuki-Miyaura reaction applications for heterocyclic compounds (2023) and quantum energy transfer modeling (2017). Collaboration & Funding: Supported by international sponsors like the National Natural Science Foundation of China and European Regional Development Fund . His collaborations show strong institutional diversity across 9 institutions.

• Materials Science
• Textile Engineering
• Nanotechnology
• +۳ مورد دیگر

El-Rafie M. H. is a distinguished researcher affiliated with the National Research Centre in Egypt, specializing in Materials Science and Textile Engineering . He has held positions at institutions including Helwan University and Faculty of Science, Egypt , focusing on nanotechnology-driven textile functionalization. Current affiliation: Textile Research Division, National Research Centre Past institutions: Helwan University, Faculty of Science (Egypt) His research spans nanotechnology , polymer chemistry , and sustainable textile processing , with notable work on silver nanoparticles , cotton modification , and antimicrobial applications . Collaborations include partnerships with the National Research Foundation , National Institutes of Health , and international universities. Key publication trends (1976–2014) emphasize graft polymerization , cellulose chemistry , and eco-friendly textile treatments , as evidenced by top-cited papers in journals like Carbohydrate Polymers and Journal of Applied Polymer Science . With 176 publications and 3,715 citations , his work demonstrates significant academic influence. Sponsorship from diverse institutions, including the National Natural Science Foundation of China and Science and Technology Development Fund , highlights global recognition of his research impact.

Marianne Vedelerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Medieval Archaeology
• Viking Age Archaeology
• Textile Archaeology
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Marianne Vedeler serves as a Professor at the Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo, within the Department of Archaeology since 2015, where she manages the Medieval Collection and integrates academic research with heritage curation to advance understanding of Norway's material culture from the Iron Age through the Middle Ages. Her educational foundation includes a Dr. Art in Archaeology, though specific institutional details of her degrees remain unspecified in available documentation. This doctoral training underpins her methodological rigor in artifact analysis and historical interpretation. Vedeler's research centers on Medieval and Viking Age archaeology , particularly the language of form in material culture and the socio-cultural significance of textiles, clothing, and accessories across centuries. She pioneers investigations into food culture and collection management systems, revealing how everyday objects encoded identity, status, and cultural exchange in historical societies through meticulous stylistic and contextual analysis. Her extensive 2018-2024 publication record demonstrates an increasingly interdisciplinary trajectory, merging archaeological fieldwork with metabolomics, ancient DNA analysis, and digital imaging to reconstruct past lifeways. This work consistently focuses on Norwegian contexts—especially medieval Oslo—exploring textile production networks, dietary shifts, and trade routes while developing innovative techniques for analyzing fragmentary evidence like food residues and degraded textiles. No specific scientific awards are documented in current sources, though her contributions are evidenced through leadership in major research initiatives and high-impact publications. Vedeler's scholarly impact extends through projects including TexRec (Virtual Reconstruction of Oseberg textiles) and FOODIMPACT (medieval urban food systems), supported by collaborative funding that enables cross-institutional teams to investigate cultural heritage through scientific and digital methodologies. She actively contributes to the Centre for Viking-Age Studies (ViS) and Cloth Cultures in and Beyond the Viking Age research group, fostering international dialogue on Scandinavian material culture while leveraging the Museum of Cultural History's collections for cutting-edge research and public engagement.

• Biopolymer Chemistry
• Analytical Chemistry
• Materials Science
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Prof. Antje Potthast is a University Professor in the Department of Chemistry at BOKU, Vienna. Her research focuses on biopolymer chemistry, particularly cellulose and lignin, with applications in materials science and cultural heritage conservation. She holds a Dipl.-Chem (Diploma in Chemistry) and a Dr.rer.nat (PhD in Natural Sciences). Her work explores novel methods for analyzing and modifying cellulosic materials, including the use of ionic liquids, TEMPO-mediated oxidation, and advanced spectroscopic techniques. She investigates material degradation mechanisms, conservation strategies for historical papers, and sustainable materials from renewable resources. Recent studies include lignin characterization, cellulose aging, and radiation-induced modifications in biomaterials. Key research areas include: Cellulose chemistry and functionalization Lignin structure-property relationships Biorefinery process optimization Material preservation for cultural artifacts Advanced analytical methods for biopolymers Her lab develops novel analytical protocols for pulp characterization, including viscosity measurements and chemometric analysis. Collaborations focus on interdisciplinary applications of biopolymers in materials science and conservation.

Tuser Biswasمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Textile Material Technology
• Sustainable Textile Production
• Functional Textiles
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Tuser Biswas is an academic affiliated with the University of Borås, holding a doctoral degree in Textile Material Technology. He is part of the Faculty of Textiles, Engineering and Business and the Department of Textile Technology. His work focuses on sustainable textile production, functionalization of fibers using chemical and biological methods, and circular production systems. He teaches courses in Product Development, Smart Textiles, Textile Chemistry, and Circular Textiles. Dr. Biswas has a background in industry, having worked in textile research, product development, and factory-level production. His research projects include collaborations with Svenska Cellulosa AB, Vinnova, and the EU (DESTEX project). He has received awards such as the Swedish Institute Study Scholarship, Best Thesis award (Bo Rydin Foundation), and the Global Swede award from the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Research Focus: Enzyme immobilization via inkjet printing, antimicrobial textiles, and sustainable wet processing. Grants: Projects funded by SCA, Vinnova (I-Tex), and EU (DESTEX). Labs/Teams: Involved in textile material technology and functionalization research groups. His publications emphasize sustainable textile technologies, enzymatic functionalization, and advanced printing techniques. Current projects include optimizing enzyme-based treatments and exploring circular economy applications in textiles.

• Water Remediation
• Micropollutants
• Biodegradation
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Ana Rita Silva is an Invited Auxiliary Researcher at the Centre of Biological Engineering, University of Minho (Portugal), a position held since September 2023. Previously, she served as a Research Fellow at the same institution (2022-2035) and conducted PhD research on micropollutant biodegradation. Her work bridges environmental engineering and nanotechnology to develop sustainable water treatment solutions for industrial and pharmaceutical contaminants. Educational Background: PhD in Micro/Nanotechnology, University of Minho (2017-2023) Master’s degree in Micro/Nanotechnology, University of Minho School of Engineering (2013-2016) Bachelor degree in Biomedical Engineering, Instituto Politécnico do Porto (2010-2013) Dr. Silva’s research centers on advanced water remediation, with dual expertise in biological processes and nanomaterial applications. She pioneers anaerobic digestion optimization for textile/pharmaceutical wastewater using carbon-based nanomaterials, while developing visible-light photocatalysts for dye degradation. Her ecotoxicity assessments ensure treatment safety by evaluating pollutant transformation products. Current work integrates machine learning for predictive modeling of adsorption processes and investigates PFAS bioremediation—a critical frontier in water safety. Analysis of her 2022-2025 publications reveals dominant themes: (1) carbon nanomaterial-enhanced anaerobic digestion for micropollutant removal, (2) visible-light photocatalysis using ferrite nanoparticles, and (3) wastewater-based epidemiology for public health monitoring. Over 60% of recent work focuses on PFAS/pharmaceutical degradation, reflecting urgent environmental priorities. Scientific Awards: Scholarship Papers@USA (2022) FLAD Scholarship for 2018 International Workshop for Global Sustainability (2018) Dr. Silva leads the Blue Bioeconomy Pact - Textile Vertical project (NextGenerationEU, 2023-present), advancing circular economy solutions for textile wastewater. Previous grants include Move2LowC (COMPETE 2020, 2022-2023) for low-carbon bioremediation and SARS Control (COMPETE 2020, 2021-2022) addressing pandemic-linked water quality. Her foundational FCT grant (2017-2021) enabled PhD research on nanomaterial-enhanced biodegradation. Affiliated with the Centre of Biological Engineering at University of Minho, she collaborates with INRAE (Bordeaux) on metabolomics and maintains active roles in FEMS and FEBS. Her lab specializes in anaerobic bioreactor systems, nanomaterial synthesis, and high-throughput ecotoxicity screening, with future work targeting scalable PFAS destruction technologies.

Judith A. Byfieldمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Women's History
• African History
• Nigerian History
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Judith A. Byfield serves as the Stephen ’59 and Madeline ’60 Anbinder Professor in the Department of History at Cornell University's College of Arts and Sciences, with concurrent field memberships in the Africana Studies and Research Center and Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program. Her scholarly profile integrates historical methodology with interdisciplinary gender and diaspora frameworks. Her academic credentials include: Ph.D., Columbia University, 1993 M.Phil., Columbia University, 1984 B.A., Dartmouth College, 1980 Professor Byfield's research specializes in Nigerian women's socio-economic history, examining tie-dye production systems, World War II impacts, and political activism. Her current Fulbright Global Scholar project "Curry Goat and Gari: West Indian Women in 20th Century Lagosian Society" investigates cultural hybridity among Caribbean migrants in Nigeria, revealing transnational connections through culinary practices and social adaptation. This work extends her foundational research on women's economic agency into diaspora formation frameworks. Her publication trajectory from 2002-2021 demonstrates consistent focus on African women's agency within colonial and post-colonial contexts, with increasing attention to transnational networks. Key thematic threads include gendered economic participation, nationalist movements, and diasporic identity negotiation across West Africa and the Caribbean. Major recognitions include: Stephen ’59 and Madeline ’60 Anbinder Professorship American Historical Association book prize Fulbright Global Scholar award Professor Byfield actively mentors graduate students in History and related fields, with recent dissertations exploring African and gender history. Her research is supported by competitive grants including the Fulbright Global Scholar award, while her teaching encompasses courses like HIST 1590 (History and Popular Culture in Africa) and HIST 4291 (Marriage and Divorce in the African Context), connecting classroom instruction to her archival research.

• Chemical Engineering
• Analytical Chemistry
• Environmental Science and Management
• +۸ مورد دیگر

Professor Jason Hallett is a Professor of Sustainable Chemical Technology at Imperial College London's Department of Chemical Engineering, part of the Faculty of Engineering. He leads research on ionic liquids for biofuel production, vaccine manufacturing, and waste recycling. His affiliations include the Supergen Bioenergy Hub, Grantham Institute, and multiple spin-off companies like Lixea and DyeRecycle. He earned his PhD from Georgia Tech and joined Imperial in 2014 as a Senior Lecturer, advancing to Professor by 2018. His work spans ionic liquid-based biorefineries, circular economy solutions, and sustainable chemical processes. Over 200 articles and 10+ patents highlight his contributions to green chemistry. Education: PhD in Chemical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology Postdoctoral: Marshall-Sherfield Fellowship in Sustainable Chemistry Research focuses on ionic liquids for biomass fractionation, vaccine formulations, and metal recovery. Key subfields include enzymatic biocatalysis, bioprocess scale-up, and textile recycling. His group develops technologies like the ionoSolv process and collaborates on large-scale CO2 removal (CO2Co). He advises over 20 current PhD students and has spun out 7 companies, including Oorja for renewable energy in India. Recent articles emphasize ionic liquid applications in spectroscopy, reactor design, and hydrogen production from bioenergy crops. His work addresses biomass pretreatment, lignin valorization, and hydrogel-based water treatment solutions. Awards & Grants: Co-Director of Supergen Bioenergy Hub; multiple industry collaborations and UKRI funding. Future Work: Scaling ionoSolv technology, advancing CO2 capture, and expanding circular economy initiatives. Labs/Teams: Active in Imperial’s Chemical Engineering department, with ties to the Institute of Chemical Biology and Future Vaccine Manufacturing Hub.

Jodie Mackمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Animation
• Animation History
• Avant-Garde Cinema
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Summary Jodie Mack is a Professor of Film and Media Studies at Dartmouth College, specializing in experimental animation and avant-garde cinema. She holds a B.A. from the University of Florida and an M.F.A. from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her work explores the intersection of decorative arts, material culture, and cinematic form, often reanimating overlooked objects like textiles, posters, and household items into kinetic narratives. Key research interests include animation history, early cinema, and curatorial practices. Her films, such as The Grand Bizarre and Dusty Stacks of Mom , blend formal experimentation with socio-cultural critique, questioning the value of domestic and industrial artifacts. Notable awards include the Radcliffe Fellowship and residencies at the Headlands Center and MacDowell Colony. Mack’s installations, such as Glitch Envy and Three Screens for Looking at Abstraction , have been exhibited globally. She teaches animation and continues to develop projects investigating fabric travel and cultural exchange.

• Plant Physiology
• Horticulture
• Crop Science
• +۱۰ مورد دیگر

Mark van Hoogdalem is a Researcher in Crop Physiology at Wageningen University & Research, specifically working within the Wageningen Plant Research business unit focused on greenhouse horticulture. His work centers on optimizing plant growth and quality under controlled environments, particularly examining the effects of lighting conditions on crop physiology. His research interests span multiple critical areas in modern horticulture, with particular emphasis on LED lighting applications , anthocyanin formation in plants, and fossil-free cultivation systems . He investigates how different light spectra affect plant morphology, physiology, and stress responses, with practical applications for greenhouse crop production. His work bridges fundamental plant physiology with applied horticultural technology, focusing on sustainable production methods that reduce energy consumption while maintaining crop quality. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong trend toward sustainable horticultural practices, particularly in developing energy-efficient lighting solutions and fossil-free cultivation systems. His research consistently addresses practical challenges faced by greenhouse growers while maintaining scientific rigor in plant physiology. The work spans from fundamental research on phytochrome responses and gene expression to applied studies on crop production systems. As project leader for multiple initiatives including 'Energiebesparing door het verleggen van (temperatuur) grenzen met biostimulanten' and 'Groen gewas, ook onder LED NAPRO', he manages significant research efforts focused on sustainable horticulture. His collaborative work extends across multiple institutions and industry partners, reflecting the practical applicability of his research. Van Hoogdalem is actively involved in knowledge transfer through numerous lectures, seminars, and workshops, particularly on topics related to 'Licht en Groei' (Light and Growth), demonstrating his commitment to bridging the gap between scientific research and practical horticultural applications.