WtERT Council – Affiliated Academic Representatives – WtERT® – Global Waste-to-Energy Research & Technology Council

The WtERT Council is composed of distinguished regional Chairs and university-nominated representatives from affiliated academic institutions across the world. Each designated representative serves as a liaison between their academic institution and WtERT®, contributing regional insight, advancing collaborative research, and supporting the exchange of knowledge on sustainable waste management.

These individuals contribute to WtERT®’s international academic network by facilitating coordination, sharing scientific expertise, and supporting the alignment of regional perspectives within the global research agenda.

Their role is non-governing and coordination-based, ensuring that local academic priorities and scientific contributions are integrated into WtERT®’s collaborative research and policy discussions.

Mohamed AbdallahWtERT Emirates | University of Sharjah

Hani Abu QdaisWtERT Jordan | Jordan university of science and technology

Hassan AlfaifiWtERT Saudi Arabia | King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology

Mustafa AlmadihWtERT Saudi Arabia | King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology

Cristina AmielWtERT Peru | Universidad Científica del Sur

Chinnathan AreeprasertWtERT Thailand | Kasetsart University

Ross BarrantesWtERT Peru | Universidad Científica del Sur

Werner BauerWtERT Germany | ia GmbH

Raikhan BeisenovaWtERT Kazakhstan | Kazakh National University of Water Management and Irrigation

Priscila Rosseto CamilotiWtERT Brazil | University of São Paulo

Marco J. CastaldiWtERT USA | City College of New York

Chris CheesemanWtERT U.K. | Imperial College London

Stefano ConsonniWtERT Italia | Politecnico di Milano

Ulemj DamiranWtERT Mongolia | Mongolian University of Science and Technology

Alexander GolbergWtERT Israel | Tel Aviv University

Alex GodoyWtERT Chile | Universidad del Desarollo

Qunxing HuangWtERT China | Zhejiang University

Bayu IndrawanWtERT Indonesia | Center of Waste Management Indonesia

Aleksandar M. JovovicWtERT Serbia | University of Belgrade

Dagmar JuchelkováWtERT Czech Republic | VŠB-Technical University of Ostrava

REDA M. KABBAJGlobal WtERT Council | Zhejiang University

Carlos Eduardo Keutenedjian MadyWtERT Brazil | University of São Paulo

Atul KumarWtERT India | IPCA Centre for Waste Management and Research (ICWMR)

Prof. Jong Ryeol KimWtERT Kazakhstan | Nazarbayev University

Dr. Anna KurbatovaWtERT Russia | RUDN University

Eilhann E. KwonWtERT Korea | Hanyang University

Japareng LalungWtERT Malaysia | Universiti Sains Malaysia

Grzegorz LisakWtERT Singapore | Nanyang Technological University

Roberto Andrés Lima MorraWtERT Paraguay | Universidad Católica Nuestra Señora de la Asunción

Maria LoizidouWtERT Greece | NTUA

Mohy S. MansourWtERT Egypt | Cairo University

Catherine N. MulliganWtERT Canada | Concordia University

Ange NzihouWtERT France | IMT Albi

Samet OturkWtERT Türkiye | Bursa Technical University

Constantinos PsomopoulosWtERT Greece | University of West Attica

Masaki TakaokaWtERT Japan | Kyoto University

Saida TayibiWtERT Morocco | University Mohammed VI Polytechnic

Nickolas J. ThemelisWtERT USA | Columbia University

Christopher SchifflechnerWtERT Germany | Technical University of Munich

Yuri Schmitke Almeida Belchior TisiWtERT Brazil | ABREN

Costas VelisWtERT U.K. | Imperial College London

Hanwei ZhangWtERT Asia

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