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Romanian doctorate for Prof Chisti

Professor Yusuf Chisti has been awarded an honorary doctorate from the Technical University of Iasi, Romania.

Based in the Institute of Technology and Engineering, Professor Chisti is a world-renowned expert in biochemical engineering with international experience in biotechnology manufacturing, research and education.

He was nominated by Iasi University’s Faculty of Industrial Chemistry and traveled to Romania for the award last month. Among the people who attended the honorary doctorate ceremony were professors from the Technical University of Denmark, the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, Lund University in Sweden, and Claude Bernard Universite in France.

Professor Chisti received his doctorate in chemical engineering in 1988 from University of Waterloo, Canada. He is the author or co-author of nearly 200 publications and is currently the editor and editorial board member of several international research journals and encyclopedias. He is a Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, Britain, and a member of six other professional societies.

In 2004 he took the lead of the first Government-funded national programme aimed at upskilling industry in biotechnology by providing high-level, enterprise-specific, modular workshops. The programme’s content was developed in consultation with industry and is focused in four areas: biotechnology science, processing, regulatory compliance and business.

Professor Chisti has held visiting appointments in Spain, Canada, Thailand, and Nigeria, and has consulted for companies and governments in 12 countries. He recently received commemoration certificates for 25 years of membership in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Washington DC, and the Society of Chemical Industry, London.

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