Dr. Moshe Zalner is an impressive academic figure with distinguished achievements in the fields of science and technology. Holding a doctoral degree (D.Ph) from the prestigious Nancy and Stephen Grand Technion Energy Program (GTEP) in the Wolfson Faculty of Chemical Engineering at the Technion, he has amassed a wealth of knowledge and unique expertise in developing membranes for improved water purification and desalination efficiency. This accomplishment followed his completion of bachelor's and master's degrees with distinction from the Faculty of Chemistry at the same esteemed institution. In his comprehensive doctoral dissertation, Dr. Zalner focused on developing thin polymeric membranes and coatings by integrating polymers, nanometric particles, and crosslinking agents, conducting extensive research encompassing synthesis, characterization, and incorporation of these particles, culminating in the publication of three premier scientific articles. During his master's studies, he concentrated his efforts on synthesizing organic materials with high energy potential, solidifying them into crystalline form, characterizing and regulating their crystal habits, and publishing a significant paper in this domain. Concurrently with his in-depth studies, Dr. Zalner served as an outstanding teaching assistant for 8 years in various courses within the Faculties of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, earning him the distinguished Teaching Assistant Award. Currently, he is employed as a Process Technology and Modelling Engineer for energy production and storage at the esteemed "Noga – Israel's Transmission System Operator," where he continues to apply the extensive knowledge and education he has acquired in the realms of scientific research and development. Copy