Shahrbanoo Salehi

• Contribute to pharmaceuticals, environmental analysis, and medical research through deep understanding of intricate biological systems.
• Developed techniques to assess water quality and its impact on aquatic life by formulating coatings for lignin nanoparticles.
• Expertise in creating, refining, and validating analytical methods using chromatography and mass spectrometry. Evaluate diverse sample preparation techniques for comprehensive analysis.
• Utilize HPLC-UV and UHPLC-MS for paracetamol and metabolite analysis in urine, and to detect phenolic metabolites in smoker and non-smoker urine to identify potential threat to human life.
  

Notably, Work focused on the removal of various micro-pollutants, such as pharmaceuticals, biocides, and common chemicals, from wastewater. Additionally, contributed to initiatives enabling nutrient and resource recovery from the energy sector, involving the utilization of renewable energy resources to enhance ash quality through fuel design. Role encompassed project management and development, while also conducting fundamental investigations into the chemical processes underlying phosphate and silicate potassium structures in ash fractions. Multifaceted engagement significantly contributed to advancements in wastewater treatment, resource recovery, and sustainable energy practices.

• Assisted with writing and editing three experimental results for publication in journals.
• Collaborated with two academic colleagues on areas of shared research interest such as A&M University (USA)and Julich research centre Germany.