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M. Haidar Ali Dali is a graduate student pursuing a PhD in Chemical Engineering at Khalifa University. His research focuses on cellulose, soil amendments, biomolecules, and the bioeconomy, with contributions to studies on nanocellulose derived from food waste for reinforcing cementitious composites and transforming sandy soils in arid regions.
He has co-authored publications including work on multi-scaled cellulosic nanonetworks from tunicates and evaluating nanocellulose as a functional amendment. Dali holds prior degrees including a Master of Science from Khalifa University and has been affiliated with the Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering and related research centers at the institution.
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Khalifa University researchers publish groundbreaking study on nanocellulose from pineapple waste transforming sandy soils. Boosts water retention 33%, doubles plant survival—key for UAE food security.
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