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Introducing Shila Jafari to the group!

Introducing our new postdoctoral researcher Shila Jafari to the group!

I recently graduated from Lappeenranta University of Technology with a Doctor of Science (Technology) degree in Environmental chemistry.

My profession is water treatment by adsorption and AOP's. In addition, I collaborate in one project considering air purification, in Poland and I was co-operating with Aalto University on the project of precious metals recovery. Currently, I am working on SIMP project, here, at Aalto University.

Shila Jafari

Postdoctoral Researcher

Aalto University

School of Chemical Engineering

Department of Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering

P.O. Box 16200

00076 AALTO

E-mail: shila.jafari@aalto.fi

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