Na’il Saleh received his PhD in Photochemistry from the University of Missouri, USA in 2002. He worked as an Assistant Professor of physical chemistry at Yarmouk University, Jordan from 2002-2009. He was appointed as a Research Scientist from 2006 to 2008 at Jacob University Bremen in Germany. In 2013, he was promoted to Associate Professor by United Arab Emirates University (joined 2009). He has conducted three research visits to Edinburgh Instrument Factory, Scotland in 2016, the University of Miami, the USA in 2017, and Jilin University, China in 2018. With more than 60 publications, his research has focused on designing and creating new materials that have potential applications in biology, energy, and the environment using a non-classical approach. The research group of Dr. Saleh (more than eight graduate students and postdoctoral researchers at UAE University) has designed and fabricated new smart constitutional materials with inherent reversibility and responsiveness to chemical and thermal stimuli for applications in biology, optoelectronic, and the environment in UAE and across the globe. These robust supramolecular architectures in the solid state, initially inspired by biological systems, are based on non-covalent interactions of different small classical molecules, macrocycles, nanoparticles, and polymers.