Amr Henni is the former associate dean of research and acting dean for the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Regina (Canada). He obtained his B.ASc. in Gas Processing (Algerian Institute of Petroleum), two master’s degrees in Mechanical Engineering (Stevens Institute of Technology) and Chemical Engineering (University of Alberta), and a Ph.D. from the Process Systems Engineering Program at the University of Regina in 2003. He joined the University of Regina as an assistant professor. His specialization is in the areas of gas processing and carbon capture (solubility, kinetics, calorimetry, adsorption, mass transfer with chemical reactions, corrosion, solvent degradation, amine functionalization of MOFs, pKa, computational chemistry, and process plant simulations), CO2 transformation to hydrocarbons and alcohols, enhanced heavy oil recovery, treatment of produced water using polymeric and ceramic membranes, and wind assessment/wind turbine simulation. He is the Engineering Editor of the Arab Journal of Science and Engineering (Springer), a member of the publication board of two journals, and a reviewer of more than 55 journals. He has published more than 160 journal publications and received more than CAD 9 million in research and equipment funding.