Prof. Dr. Ana Jurinjak Tušek is an assistant professor at the Department for Process Engineering, Laboratory for Measurements, Automatization, and Regulation at the Faculty of Food Technology and Biotechnology, University of Zagreb. She achieved her PhD in 2013 with a thesis entitled “Development of the catechol biotransformation process in a microreactor” under the mentorship of Prof. Želimir Kurtanjek and Prof. Bruno Zelić. Her scientific work is focused on the application of mathematical modeling in biotechnological processes, with a specialized focus on the processes in microreactors and chemometric analyses of the spectrosopic data. She has presented her scientific work in over 90 papers in science journals, at over 100 scientific conferences, and in 10 contributed book chapters. In 2008, she was awarded the support of the Biotechnical Foundation of the Faculty of Food Technology and Biotechnology; in 2013, she received a “For Women in Science” scholarship; in 2016, she received the silver medal for innovation at the 14th International Innovation Exhibition ARCA; and in 2018, she received an annual reward from the Society of Faculty Teachers and other Scientists in Zagreb. She is a married mother of two.