Scientists in their element

‘To find a carbon-neutral and commercially feasible way to produce hydrogen’

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Meet Ramy Salemdeeb, an engineer whose passion for the environment and problem-solving has led him from Palestine to Scotland

Meet Ramy Salemdeeb, an engineer whose passion for the environment and problem-solving has led him from Palestine to Scotland. In this Q&A, Ramy describes how an early interest in maths problems led first to a degree in engineering, then on to a PhD in environmental engineering and now finds him developing tools for life-cycle assessments for Zero Waste Scotland.

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