After completing the MSc in Chemistry, I started my research career in 2011 at the School of Environmental Sciences, Mahatma Gandhi University, India, as a research fellow. Under this project, I worked on the degradation of various recalcitrant organic pollutants using sono and photochemical methods. I became so involved by the theme and in its real application that I decided to develop my PhD within the same topic and institution. During my tenure as a PhD student, I got the opportunity to work at POSTECH, South Korea and Duke University, USA. Under the exchange program, I could work on nanoscale zerovalent iron and C60-TiO2 nanocomposites for various environmental applications. Since finishing my PhD in Chemistry, in July 2017 (immediately after thesis submission), I was hired by POSTECH as a postdoctoral fellow. After the successful completion of my first postdoc, I joined Karlsruhe Institute of Technology as a guest scientist in March 2020. Immediately after the end of the contract there, I joined Gdansk University of Technology (Poland) as a research assistant professor. Then, I joined GREMI, Universite D’Orleans, France to conduct research on the nonthermal plasma process for the destruction of contaminants. I am an active reviewer of prestigious journals such as Chemical engineering journal, Journal of hazardous materials, Journal of hazardous materials advances, journal of environmental management, and mdpi journals.