I am Dr. Raghav Dogra, a pharmaceutical scientist and researcher with a strong interest in analytical and environmental chemistry. My research focuses on understanding the fate, transformation, behaviour, and co-presence of emerging contaminants in complex environmental systems, with particular emphasis on nanoplastics and their interactions with other emerging contaminants. My career goal is to develop advanced analytical strategies to understand how these contaminants occur, transform, interact, and persist in the environment. I am particularly interested in applying high-resolution mass spectrometry and complementary analytical approaches to characterize complex contaminant mixtures and investigate their environmental fate. By combining innovative analytical methodologies with interdisciplinary research, I aim to address critical knowledge gaps and contribute to improved environmental risk assessment. Building on my experience in pharmaceutical and analytical research, I am expanding my work toward the challenging interface between nanoplastics and other emerging contaminants, exploring how their co-presence may influence their transformation, mobility, persistence, and potential environmental impact. My research journey has been further strengthened by receiving a European Union-funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) fellowship, which provides an opportunity to advance this research and establish myself as an independent researcher at the forefront of MS Analysis