Dr. Tuti Lim is currently with the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering since 2005. She received both her B.Eng (Honours I) and PhD degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of New South Wales, Australia. She was awarded both the Equity Merit Scholarship Scheme from the Australian International Development Agency and Top-Up Scholarship from Australia Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering for her PhD study. Dr. Tuti Lim has close to 17 years of work experience including R&D activities in academia & national research institutes and manufacturing processes in petroleum industry. She started her career at ExxonMobil Singapore as technical engineer. She joined academia and research by joining the Environmental Technology Institute (ETI), now known as the Institute of Environmental Science and Engineering (IESE) as a research scientist, then senior research scientist to lead both research and industrial projects. In 2006, she joined UNSW Asia as assistant professor in Chemical Engineering and returned to IESE in 2007 to look after industrial and research activities in marine and resources recovery areas. Dr. Lim’s current research interests include advanced oxidation processes, hybrid membrane and renewable energy technologies. She has done significant research work and published over 25 top quality international conferences and journal papers. She has often invited as reviewer for a number of conferences and journals, including Journal of Membrane Science, Journal of Applied Catalysis B: Environmental, Journal of Hazardous Materials, etc. She received numerous prizes and awards, including the Global Female Inventor and Innovation Network Top Ten Award in 2004. She is also a member of AIChE, IEEE, AWMA and Singapore Membrane Technology Centre (SMTC) at NTU as well as an associate member of the Particle and Catalysis Research Group at UNSW.