Meet the Volume Editors

Dr. Murat Eyvaz is an associate professor in the Environmental Engineering Department, Gebze Technical University, Turkey. His research interests include applications in water and wastewater treatment facilities, electrochemical treatment processes, and filtration systems at the laboratory and pilot scale, membrane processes (forward osmosis, reverse osmosis, membrane bioreactors), membrane manufacturing methods (polymeric membranes,

nanofiber membranes, electrospinning), spectrophotometric analyses (UV, atomic absorption spectrophotometry), and chromatographic analyses (gas chromatography, high-pressure liquid chromatography). He has co-authored many journal articles and conference papers and has taken part in many national projects. He serves as an editor for 50 journals and a reviewer for 120 others. He holds four patents on wastewater treatment systems.

Dr. Ahmed Albahnasawi is a research fellow in the Environmental Engineering Department, Gebze Technical University, Turkey. His graduate work focused on the investigation of the treatability of sequential anoxic-aerobic batch reactors followed by ceramic membrane for textile wastewater treatment. Dr. Albahnasawi has published three journal articles and participated in three international conferences. His research interests include the application

and design of microbial fuel cells integrated with Fenton oxidation for industrial wastewater treatment/solid waste management and monitoring of organic micropollutants by both chromatographic and spectrophotometric analyses.

Dr. Motasem Y. D. Alazaiza is an assistant professor in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department, A'Sharqiyah University, Oman. His graduate work focused on the Photographic Methods Techniques in Monitoring Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid Migration in Porous Medium. Dr. Alazaiza has published numerous journal articles and participated in numerous international conferences. His research interests include the transport of multiple fluid phases

(water, oil, gases) in porous media and the mass transfer between those phases, with a particular specialization in the behavior of gases in contaminated groundwater systems. In addition, his research is applied to understand the fate and transport of non-aqueous phase liquids (NAPLs) in soil and groundwater, develop and improve remediation technologies, assess risks associated with unconventional resource development, and use a combination of laboratory experiments and numerical modeling.
