Dr Mauro Rinaldi – Lecturer in Biotechnology and Biochemistry

By working with industrial partners, I aim to drive advancements in bio-based production, contributing to a circular bioeconomy.

Dr Meredith Barr – Lecturer, School of Engineering & Design

My goal is to harness the power of bioproduction and bioprocessing by integrating biological and thermochemical conversion processes to make the best possible use of every part of underutilised biomass streams.

Dr Parimala Shivaprasad – Assistant Professor, Faculty of Engineering

I believe that modular processing units for biomass processing (extraction, reaction and separation) can enable distributed manufacturing and are the future for biomass as a feedstock

Dr Rylan Cox – Research Fellow and Co-Founder

I'm excited by the potential of our projects to deliver real-world impact, including reducing water use and carbon emissions.

Dr. Sebastian Cosgrove – Senior Lecturer and Network Co-founder, Keele University

The Continuous BioFlow Network has had over 100 members with broad areas of experience and expertise; this strong interdisciplinary nature of the network is exciting and will facilitate many new, interdisciplinary connections which were unlikely to happen otherwise.

Dr. Yongqiang Liu – University of Southampton

I believe that the untapped potential in engineering biomass and waste streams for practical applications could support the transition toward a low-carbon circular economy, where environmental challenges become opportunities for value creation.