Daniela Barba was born in 1984 and graduated with Laude in Chemical Engineering (2010) at the University of Salerno, discussing a thesis entitled “Screening of Catalysts for H2S abatement from Biogas to feed Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells”. From 2010 to 2014, she collaborated on a research project, agreed between the Proceed Laboratory and ENEA (Casaccia, Rome), focusing on the study and preparation of catalysts for the removal of H2S from Biogas by selective oxidation of sulfur at low temperatures. Subsequently, she started a PhD Course in Industrial Engineering, by studying an innovative process for the abatement of H2S from refinery streams by catalytic oxidation of sulfur and hydrogen. In March 2018, she received the title of Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial Engineering. She is also a Research Fellow at the University of Salerno, and she is working on the study of a process involving zero emissions of SO2 concerning the catalytic removal of sulfur acid compounds (H2S, COS, CS2) at low temperatures. She is the author of some book chapters and 33 publications on international journals and the proceedings of international conferences.