Sabrina Sorlini is graduated with full marks in 1997 in Sanitary and Environmental Engineering with a thesis on “Industrial wastes recovery as alternative to final landfill”. In 1997-1998, she enjoyed a research fellowship to perform a research on “Industrial wastes treatment and recovery”. In 1998-2001, she worked on a Ph.D. thesis concerning “Advanced oxidation process in water potabilisation systems”. In 2002, she received a fellowship to work in CeTAmb, a “Center of research on appropriate technologies in developing countries”, at the University of Brescia. In 2002, she became Assistant Professor in Sanitary Engineering at the Department of Civil, Architecture, Land and Environment (DICATA) in the Faculty of Engineering in Brescia. In the same Faculty, she carried out her teaching activities, with seminars, practical, and theoretic lessons on the following subjects: wastewater and drinking water characteristics, environmental pollution (causes and effects), processes and technologies for wastewater and drinking water treatment, solid wastes characteristics and management. At present, she is teacher on annual contract for the course of “Processes for water and wastes treatments” at the University of Brescia and the course of “Wastewater and drinking water treatment plant design” at the University of Pavia.