Francisca Moreira is a Junior Researcher at the LSRE-LCM/ALiCE/FEUP. She also serves as Editor for the Journal of Environmental and Chemical Engineering (IF of 7.4), Elsevier. Francisca Moreira earned a PhD in Environmental Engineering from FEUP in 2016. Her research interest relies on developing cutting-edge and sustainable technologies for the valorization of liquid and gaseous waste streams towards the synthesis of chemicals and fuels, and the remediation of water and wastewater. The novel technologies are centered on (1) innovative processes, mainly electrochemical processes (electrocatalysis, photoelectrocatalysis, electro-Fenton), but also photocatalysis, ozonation, and integrated treatment strategies, (2) pioneering reactor designs with enhanced mass and photon transfer, and (3) new materials for electrodes and photoelectrodes. She leads the electrochemistry research line in the Environmental Engineering Group of the LSRE-LCM. Francisca Moreira has 82 communications, including 33 papers in international peer-reviewed journals, 15 oral and 35 poster communications in conferences, and 1 patent. She has a h-index of 21 with >3235 citations according to Scopus (ID: 55307964900). Her involvement in 15 projects has facilitated collaboration with over 100 researchers across 12 countries and 4 continents. She has supervised/is supervising a total of 24 PhD and MSc students and research fellows. She has also driven other activities, such as teaching, reviewing, participation as a panel member on theses, organization of events, and transfer and dissemination of knowledge. During her research path, she received various awards/distinctions, including (i) Early Career Researcher Award at the V Iberoamerican Conference on Advanced Oxidation Technologies (V CIPOA), Cusco, Peru, 2022, (ii) PhD thesis Approved with Praise and Distinction (Cum Laude), and (iii) the best PhD thesis prize awarded by the European PhD School on Advanced Oxidation Processes.