^{22nd International Conference on} Advanced Materials and Petrochemicals December 14-15, 2020 Tokyo, Japan

Fawzi Banat is a Professor& Chair of Chemical Engineering Department at Khalifa University of Science and Technology, Petroleum Institute. Obtained PhD (Chemical Engineering) at McGill University, Canada, in 1995. Area of his research interests include gas and water treatment. He received several research awards, published over 120 papers, and holds a number of international patents.

Membrane Desalination Gas Foaming Water and Wastewater Treatment Multicomponent Mass Transfer

Ohio Eminent Scholar and The Howard D. Winbigler Professor and Director of Nanoprobe Lab for Bio- & Nanotechnology and Biomimetics, Dept. of Mechanical and Aerospace Eng., and Graduate Res. Faculty Advisor, Dept. of Mater. Sci.and Eng., Affiliated Faculty, Battelle Center for Science & Technology Policy, John College of Public Affairs, Ohio State University

Fundamental studies in the interdisciplinary areas of bio/nanotribology/nanomechanics and nanomaterials characterization in bio/nanotechnology and biomimetics with a focus on scanning probe techniques

Dr.Joseph Smith has Over 25 years’ experience in the Chemical and Petrochemical Industry. Currently Dr. Smith serves as Director of the Energy Research and Development Center at Missouri University of Science and Technology (formally, Missouri-Rolla). Dr. Smith has published over 40 papers, has given more than 70 conference papers, and holds eight patents. Dr. Smith has contributed two chapters to the John Zink Combustion Handbook and one chapter to the Industrial Burner Handbook.

His current research interests focus on developing Hybrid Energy Systems which combine legacy energy (coal, gas, nuclear) with renewable energy (solar, wind, geothermal). He also conducts research on developing commercial scale processes to recover unconventional hydrocarbons including oil sands/oil shale. Dr. Smith was part of the design team to develop the Dow Chemical Coal Gasification technology (now ConocoPhillips E-GAS) and has founded and led two startup companies to provide engineering services to the petrochemical and fossil power industries.

Prof Angeli received a Diploma in Chemical Engineering from the National University of Athens and a PhD in Multiphase Flows from Imperial College London. She joined UCL in 1996 where she is currently heading the Multiphase Flow group. Her research is internationally acknowledged for unique insights in two-phase flow phenomena, enabled by original and advanced sensing and measurement technologies (PIV, tomography, local probes), that lead to the development of predictive models. She is particularly interested in the flow of liquid-liquid mixtures relevant to oil flow assurance in large pipelines and the flow and mass transfer characteristics of two-phase liquid-liquid and gas-liquid reaction and separation systems in intensified and small scale units. These flows underpin processes in a wide range of industries spanning from energy (oil and nuclear) to speciality chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods. Prof Angeli has published over 120 original research publications in peer reviewed journals and conference proceedings, and participates in national and international research funding review panels

Multiphase flow,Two-phase microfluidic systems, Separations for nuclear spent fuel reprocessing

Vladimir Abramov has completed his PhD at the age of 26 years at the Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys. He is a professor in technical sciences since 2007 and the head of the laboratory of ultrasonic technique and technology in his institute. He has published more than 150 papers and patents, is a member of the European society of sonochemistry and the World Assotiation for Ultrasound Applications. In 2008 he received the Russian Government Prize for achievements in the field of science and technology. He and his team has over 30 years of experience in the field of EOR.

onochemistry, Ultrasound Applications,Enhanced Oil Recovery