Nguyen Quang Tu Le received a B.E in Chemical Engineering in 2018 and an M.E in Chemical Engineering in 2020 at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology – VNU HCM (Vietnam). During his undergraduate years, he developed interests in catalytic processes, colloid chemical approaches to nanotechnology, and nanomaterials for environmental applications. He is currently attending the Joint PhD program of the University of Adelaide (Australia) and the University of Nottingham (UK), under the supervision of Prof. Volker Hessel. His current research focuses on the potential of microfluidic technology in the preparation of smart-fertiliser for precision agriculture and soil remedidation

Quang Minh Luu is a PhD candidate in Environmental Science who specialises in the environmental effects of nanoplastics. His research is dedicated to the examination of the ecological and health consequences of the global plastic waste pollution, as well as the exploration of potential strategies to address these issues. Quang's objective is to develop more sustainable solutions for plastic waste management and the reduction of microplastics in the environment.

Rabia Sabir is a chemical engineer from Pakistan with 8 years of experience in academia as Lecturer, currently pursuing a PhD in Chemical Engineering at the University of Adelaide, Australia. With a strong foundation in chemical engineering, she is focused on developing innovative solutions to address the global challenges of water contamination. Her current research explores advanced methods for efficient water treatment, particularly in the removal of emerging contaminants. Combining engineering expertise with a passion for sustainable environmental solutions, Rabia aims to contribute significantly to the development of more effective and accessible water treatment technologies.

I am currently pursuing my M.S. in Environmental Engineering from the Department of Civil Engineering at IIT Kharagpur. My research primarily focuses on waste valorization, with interdisciplinary interests in solid waste management, ceramic materials, 3D printing, catalysts, and wastewater remediation. I am passionate about developing sustainable and innovative solutions to address environmental challenges by integrating advanced materials and green technologies. I have authored in 3 papers and a published book chapter (1 published and 2 communicated).Through my work, I aim to contribute to the circular economy and promote resource-efficient practices for a cleaner future.

Ammara Waheed is a research student at University of Adelaide, specializing in wastewater treatment. Her work focuses on removing pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) using continuous adsorption and ozonation based techniques in Coiled Flow Inverter (CFI) reactors. Previously, she lectured at Chemical Engineering Department of University of Wah in Pakistan. She has expertise in the synthesis of advanced materials for environmental remediation, including inverse vulcanized copolymers, graphene-based photocatalysts, and biosorption for heavy metal removal from wastewater. Her research aims to develop scalable, cost-effective water purification technologies, shaping the future of environmentally sustainable chemical engineering and innovative wastewater treatment solutions.

Richel Annan Dadzie is PhD Student in Mineral Resources and Engineering at the University of South Australia, Future Industries Institute. Her research specializes in advanced flotation techniques and fluidised bed flotation of copper ore at fine particle sizes. With two years of hands-on experience as a metallurgist in a gold processing plant, Richel brings practical industry knowledge to her research. Collaborating closely with industry leaders, Richel's work focuses on optimizing mineral processing through innovative methodologies.