| | Prof. Jin-Ming Lin was graduated from Fuzhou University
in 1984 and received a PhD at Tokyo Metropolitan University in 1997. He had
studied and worked in Showa University and Tokyo Metropolitan University during
1992-2002. He was selected as “100 Talented Researcher Program” for Chinese
Academy of Sciences at 2001 and worked in Research Center for Eco-Environmental
Sciences, Chinese Academy of Science during 2002-2004. He is currently a
professor of Tsinghua University since 2004. He is a Deputy
General-in-Secretary and director of Mass
Spectrometry Division of Chinese
Chemical Society, a member of council of Chinese Society for Chromatography
Science, and service as Editorial
Boards for six international journals. He received 23 awards
for his contributions in microfluidics, chemiluminescence and separation
science. He is the author and co-author of 318 original research papers
published in international journals, 28 reviews, 4 books and 41 patents.
His
current research is focused on microfluidic device, ultraweakchemiluminescence,
and sample pretreatment for LC-MS and GC-MS. | | | Prof. Érico
M. M. Flores has a permanent position at Federal University of
Santa Maria, in Brazil, performing research and teaching activities. He was the
Director of Analytical Chemistry Division of Brazilian Chemical Society and he
has experience in the development of methods for sample preparation, ultrasound
and microwave applications, speciation analysis and quality control of
pharmaceutical and other industrial products using atomic spectrometry and ion
chromatography. He has published more than 260 peer reviewed international
papers (including Analytical Chemistry,
Analytica Chimica Acta, JAAS, Spectrochimica
Acta, Talanta, etc), and many patents, books and book chapters in these
fields. He developed a new system of microwave induced combustion (MIC) that is
commercialized in many countries. Nowadays, he is a member of National Advisory
Committee of Chemistry of Brazilian Council for Scientific and Technological
Development, a titular member of National Deliberative Council of Brazilian
Pharmacopoea, the current Scientific Director of FAPERGS (Foundation of Rio
Grande do Sul State for Research Support, Brazil), Fellow of Royal Society of
Chemistry, member of Editorial Board of JAAS-RSC (J. Analytical Atomic
Spectrometry) and Associate Member of Analytical Chemistry Division of IUPAC. | | | Prof. Boris Mizaikoff
joined the faculty at the University of Ulm,
Germany, as a Chaired Professor and Director at the Institute of Analytical and
Bioanalytical Chemistry in 2007 with prior appointments at the Vienna
University of Technology (Austria), and at the Georgia Institute of Technology
(USA). His research interests focus on optical chem/bio sensors, tailored
(bio)molecular recognition interfaces, molecularly imprinted materials, system
miniaturization and integration, and multifunctional (nano)analytical
techniques with applications in environmental analysis, process monitoring, and
biomedical diagnostics. He is author/co-author of 250+ peer-reviewed publications,
17 patents, and numerous invited contributions at scientific conferences. | | | Prof. AbdulrahmanAbdullah Alwarthan is a professor of Analytical Chemistry. He obtained
his Ph.D from Hull University in United Kingdom, in 1988.
His
research interest is in synthesis of Nanoparticles, Nano catalysis, green Chemistry, forensic chemistry
and chromatographic Techniques
Currently
he is the:-
Editor-in-Chief
for the Arabian Journal of Chemistry
Associate
editor-in-chief for Arabian Journal of Forensic Sciences and Forensic Medicine
Associate
editor-in-chief for journal of King Saud University Science branch
A member of
the International Advisory Board for the Jordan Journal of Chemistry
He
has chaired several international chemistry conferences. He is a member of the
Saudi Chemical Society Council and a member of the College of Forensic Sciences
Council at Naif Arab University for Security Sciences.
Prof.
Alwarthan has published more than 100 research articles in international
journals. He has authored several books and has three patents. He has
supervised more than 6 Ph.D. students and more than 35 M.Sc. students. | | | Prof. Christine Kranz received
her M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Chemistry from Ludwig-Maximilians University in
Munich (1992) and Technical University of Munich (1996), Munich, Germany,
respectively. After spending a year as a postdoctoral fellow at Vienna
University of Technology, Institute of Analytical Chemistry (Austria), she
accepted a position at the School of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Georgia
Institute of Technology, Atlanta, where she was appointed to senior research
scientist (until June 2008). In July 2008, she has accepted a permanent
position at the University of Ulm, Institute of Analytical and Bioanalytical
Chemistry (IABC), Ulm, Germany, where she is heading the surface sciences group
and coordinates the biosensing research activities at the IABC. In addition,
she is the Scientific Coordinator of the Focused Ion Beam Center UUlm, which
was established at the IABC in 2008. In February 2014 she obtained the
VeniaDocendi (Assoc. Prof. for Analytical Chemistry). Her main research focus
is in the field of scanning probe microscopy, in particular scanning
electrochemical microscopy (SECM), multifunctional scanning probes (e.g.
combination AFM- SECM, IR-SECM, IR-AFM), and miniaturized amperometric
biosensor technology, integrated microsystems, biomimetic sensors, and
(FIB)-based microfabrication. She has authored 9 Patents (2 national patents,
Austria and 7 PCT Int. Appl.), more than 120 publications in internationally
reviewed journals, and more than 100 lectures presented at international and
national conferences. Since January 2012, Dr. Kranz is member of the Editorial
Board of Frontiers in Renal and Epithelial Physiology. | | | Prof. Mama El Rhazi obtained her MSc Honours in Electrochemistry from
the University Pierre et Marie curie, France and her PhD in electrochemistry in
1992 under the direction of Prof. Claude Deslouis and B.Tribolet investigating
the modified electrodes by impedance techniques. She started her career by
teaching chemistry in the university of Versailles saint –Quentin (France). She
then moved to the University of Hassan II- Mohammedia (Morocco). She was also
invited as associate professor in university of Cergy-Pontoise – France, during
1994 and 1996. She is currently professor in department of chemistry in Faculty
of Sciences and Technologies of Mohammedia. She is President of Moroccan
Society of Analytical Chemistry for sustainable development, vice president of
Federation of African Societies of Chemistry and member of Pan African
Chemistry Network (PACN). She is also
president of Arab Union of Chemists (2016°). Her research interests include
electroanalysis, modified electrode by conducting polymers / and nanoparticles
or by metallic film as bismuth for detection of heavy metals or organic
compounds She has supervised more than 10 Ph.D. students and published 50
papers. | | | Prof. Mahmoud
Khodari is a Professor
of Analytical chemistry in South Valley University, Qena, Egypt. His
education is B. S. (general chemistry) at May 1980 Assiut University, Egypt, M.
Sc. (Analytical chemistry) 1985, Assiut University and Ph.D (Analytical Chemistry) at 1990, (ULB, Belgium and Assiut University, Egypt). Number of
Publications 54 in the field of electroanalytical He attended 21 conferences and meetings,
supervised 20 M. Sc. and 6 Ph. D. His research focuses in the main on
electroanalytical investigation of drugs, metal ions and biological compounds
using solid electrodes specially the modified carbon paste
| | | Prof. Nagwa Nawar head of
Chemistry Department and Professor of Organometallic and Inorganic Chemistry at
Mansoura University.
Ph.D. from the University of Liverpool, U.K. in
1989.
Fulbright Scholar in 1995 at Texas A&M University
Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence at Snow College
Faculty
Affiliate Position at Brigham Yong University, Utah.
Team Leader of the Science Alumni
Circle of the Binational Fulbright Commission in Egypt (2010-2011.
TWAS-UNESCO
Associateship at the State
Kay Laboratory of Catalysis, Chinese Academy of Science, Dalian, China hosted
in 2013 and 2015.
Director of the ESPRC at Mansoura University for five years.
Won several
research awards in chemistry in 2001.
Active member of European Chemistry thematic network
(ECTN) since 2003.
Expertise in aspects of organometallic and
coordination chemistry recently.
Succeeded in transforming difficulties emerging
from wasted material into solutions for Egypt’s energy crisis |
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