Dr. Anna Ofrydopoulou is a Chemist and Postdoctoral Researcher at the School of Chemistry, Democritus University of Thrace (DUTh), Kavala, Greece. She obtained her BSc in Chemistry (2013), MSc in Chemistry and Environmental Pollution Control (2016), and PhD in Chemistry (2021) from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Her doctoral research focused on the determination, fate, removal, and environmental risk assessment of emerging contaminants in environmental matrices. Her research expertise lies in Analytical, Environmental, and Bioanalytical Chemistry, with emphasis on LC–HRMS, method development and validation, experimental design, and environmental risk assessment. Her work addresses the occurrence, transformation, and removal of pharmaceuticals and other emerging contaminants in aquatic environments, as well as photocatalytic and nanocomposite materials. More recently, her research has expanded to bioactive compounds, toxicological assessment, and applications in functional foods, cosmetics, and human health. Dr. Ofrydopoulou has published 31 peer-reviewed articles, mainly in Q1–Q2 journals, and has presented her work at 10 scientific conferences. She has teaching experience at DUTh and, since October 2024, conducts postdoctoral research in Bioanalytical Chemistry. She is an active reviewer for over 190 manuscripts and serves as Guest Editor for international journals, demonstrating strong engagement in interdisciplinary and sustainable research.