Rate My Professor Jully Tan

Dr. Tan's research specializes in engineering education, focusing on initiation, discovery, and innovation to equip multidisciplinary students with skills for complex engineering challenges and evolving workplaces. Her sustainable development studies encompass process selection analysis, life cycle assessment, and optimization, evaluating environmental impacts including carbon footprint, water footprint, and energy footprint across chemical and manufacturing processes. Notable publications include 'Applying life cycle assessment for sustainable manufacturing and net zero carbon goal' (2025), 'Response surface methodology optimisation of catanionic surfactant mixtures in de-inking packaging plastic waste' (2025), 'An integrated life cycle emergy analysis for environmental–economic sustainability assessment' (2024), 'Enhanced activity of Candida antarctica lipase B in cholinium aminoate ionic liquids: a combined experimental and computational analysis' (2024), 'Extraction of palm carotene from crude palm oil by solvolytic micellization: economic evaluation and life cycle assessment' (2024), and 'Life cycle optimization for synthetic rubber glove manufacturing' (2019). She has garnered recognition through awards such as the School of Engineering Award for Excellence in Education 2021 Certificate of Commendation (Early Career Educator), IChemE Malaysia Award 2024 Highly Commended, Presidential Award of Excellent 4th Runner Up from The Institution of Engineers Malaysia (2022), Faculty of Engineering Australia-Malaysia Travel Grant (2023), and Engage & Educate Digital Learning Design Competition (2024). Dr. Tan serves on the IChemE Sustainability Hub Technical Advisory Group, contributing to advancements in engineering education and sustainable process design.