Email: | amir.razmjou@ecu.edu.au |
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Campus: | Joondalup |
Room: | JO23.344 |
ORCID iD: | https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3554-5129 |
Associate Professor Amir Razmjou is the Board Director of the Membrane Society of Australasia (MSA) since 2021, Founder and leader of the Mineral Recovery Research Centre at ECU, Western Australia, Perth. He has several Editorla role induing Associate Editor of Desalination and Water Treatment, and editorial board member of the Journal of Desalination, and he Journal of Water Process Engineering (JWPE).
Having over 15 years of passion to create innovations for a sustainable future, Assoc Prof Razmjou has multidisciplinary skills and experience in research and technology development, chemical process transformation, entrepreneurship and commercialization. His diverse multi-industry background covers metal extraction and resource recovery, desalination, water treatment and recycling, energy storage, sensors and education. Dr Amir is a well-recognised academic and a world-class independent research leader in resource recovery (lithium) and its industry process transformation.
Amir has strong leadership skills and extensive mentoring experience, clearly demonstrated in his portfolio through various achievements such as awards, supervision of more than 20 postgraduates, and leadership roles in collaborations. He has an impressive academic record with over 190 peer-reviewed publications in top-tier journals, receiving more than 9,490 citations, and possessing an h-index of 49 and an i10-index of 135, according to Google Scholar as of March 2024. Additionally, he has authored two books and contributed four book chapters to respected journals.
In 2014, he was announced as a Finalist in the Australian Museum's Eureka Awards due to his contribution to desalination using hydrogel-assisted FO technology (2014, ANSTO Eureka Prize for Innovative Use of Technology).
Amir was awarded the prestigious 2021 University of Technology Sydney Chancellor’s Research Fellowship. He has also received the WA Innovation Fellowships for 2022-23, a program initiated by the Western Australian government, to support the development of a Li-patch. As the lead or single CI, he received more than ~ AUD 1 million in research funding and an additional AUD 7 million as a Co-CI.