Dr. Ramón Jiménez-Robles is a Research Fellow at the Water Science Institute of Cranfield University (UK). He holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering (both awarded with Extraordinary Awards) and an International PhD in Chemical, Environmental, and Process Engineering (Cum Laude distinction and Extraordinary Award). His research focuses on water pollution treatment, waste valorization, and process intensification. Since 2017, he has conducted competitive research on nanoparticle influence in biodegradation, catalytic biomass conversion, and membrane technology for wastewater treatment, contributing to advancements in sustainable technologies. During his PhD, funded by a competitive national grant, he especialised in membrane contactors for methane and phosphorus recovery and contributed to nationally and regionally funded projects. He also has collaborated with leading industry and technology centers for developing novel membrane-based decarbonization and desalination solutions, fostering technology transfer and industry collaboration in environmental engineering. Dr. Ramón has participated as professor across various undergraduate programs at the University of Valencia (Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Environmental Sciences, Pharmacy, and Biotechnology). He has also mentored Master Thesis and PhD students and been a member of a Teaching Innovation Group at University of Valencia.