Ibraheem Adeoti has extensive academic and applied research experience in the field of applied biomanufacturing. With a PhD in Chemical Process Engineering from Memorial University, his interest is in developing technology to enhance processing and sustainability in the agrofood, aquaculture, natural product, and biotechnology fields. His research is focused on developing novel processes and providing innovative and practical solutions to complex upstream and downstream processing challenges.
Dr. Adeoti leads interdisciplinary research projects for Holland College’s Applied Biotechnology Research Group. His goal is to use innovative ideas and discoveries in the laboratory to develop real-world solutions leading to a more sustainable future. His work supports clients with projects that navigate from bench to pilot scale and beyond. Committed to interdisciplinary collaboration, he works closely with experts from various fields to tackle complex biomanufacturing process challenges. His focus is a solutions-based approach tailored to industry partners' specific needs, with the potential to make significant positive impact on society and the environment. Dr. Adeoti’s research focus also includes applying cutting-edge technologies and approaches that bridge the gap between process engineering and biotechnology, with emphasis on bioactive molecules, extraction and purification, waste minimization, renewable energy integration, and analytical testing. The overall objective is to develop innovative biomanufacturing processes to produce valuable biomolecules such as antioxidants, proteins, enzymes, and bio-based materials, at optimum processing conditions to enhance yield, purity, and cost-effectiveness.
Dr. Adeoti mentors students and promotes diversity and inclusion in research projects. Through the projects, on the-job-training, part-time student assistance job placements, and collaborative initiatives, he ensures that students gain valuable experience and skills that prepare them for successful careers in academia, industry, and beyond.
