**About the Editor**

**Ioannis V. Yentekakis** is a Full Professor of Physical Chemistry and Catalysis in the School of Chemical & Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece. He received his Chemical Engineering Diploma (1983) and PhD (1988) from the University of Patras (UP). His academic career and research is associated with Princeton University, USA; ICE-HT/FORTH (Post Doc); Cambridge University, UK (visiting professor collaborating with Prof. R.M. Lambert); Dept. of Chemical Engineering, University of Patras (Lecturer: 1996 and Assistant Professor: 2000); and finally, Technical University of Crete (Associate Professor: 2001, and Full Professor: 2006–current). His current research interests concern the development of novel nanostructured materials and heterogeneous catalytic processes for green chemistry, environmental protection, natural gas and biogas valorization, hydrocarbon processing, and renewable/sustainable energy generation. So far, he has co-authored 128 publications in high-impact peer-reviewed journals, more than 150 conference proceedings, 3 patents, 10 scientific and technical books, and 5 invited chapters in international books. His published work has received ¿5200 citations, h-factor=43 (Source: Google scholar). He is the Section Editor-in-Chief of Nanomaterials MDPI, the Specialty Chief-Editor of Frontiers in Environmental Chemistry: Catalytic Remediation, and an Editorial Board Member in eight additional journals. Prof. Yendekakis's research has been funded by various private and public bodies, including the European Union and the Hellenic Ministry of Development-GSRT, with 36 research projects (in 21 of which he was the coordinator).
