Hadeel Hosney Mahmoud is an enthusiastic Postdoc researcher in the field of wastewater treatment & reuse and waste valorization. She belongs to the pollution prevention and resource recovery research group (Water Supply, Sanitation, and Environmental Engineering Department).

She earned a Ph.D. degree in 2018, an MSc degree in 2015, and a BSc degree in 2010, All in Chemical Engineering from Al-Minia University, Egypt. Her postgraduate studies illuminated her career pathway toward environmental engineering as she has a proven depth with industrial operators, consulting, and academia in wastewater treatment, reuse, septage management, small-scale sanitation, algae cultivation, hydroponic, aeroponic, aquaponic, aquaculture RAS system, fermentation, pyrolysis, and adsorption.

Besides her role as a researcher, Hadeel is a project coordinator for capacity building, community development, entrepreneurship, and environmental engineering projects in developing countries such as Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Turkey, Algeria, Tunisia, South Sudan, Mauritania, Tanzania, and India. She has collaborated with international and national donors such as Orange Knowledge Program (OKP), IHE Delft Water and Development Partnership Programme (DUPC), Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Action Against Hunger (ACF), World Bank, and Arab Fund for Social and Economic Fund.

Hadeel aspires to be a qualified expert in the field of wastewater treatment, reuse, and environmental engineering to share innovative, equitable, integrated, decentralized, participatory, and sustainable solutions with her team to an empowered community.