Professor Adrian Fisher is Professor of Electrochemistry at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology in Cambridge. Adrian obtained his DPhil at University of Oxford in the Physical Chemistry Laboratory, where his work focused on electrochemical technologies. His electrochemistry research interests span both experimental and theoretical domains with his work published in many leading academic international journals, including nature series, ACS journals, Adv. Mat., etc. His research groups work has been recognized by international awards, featured at international events (eg London Design Festival, Salon Satellite, Milan design festival), presented at international conferences and featured in popular science publications such as New Scientist. Prof Adrian Fisher's research group unites a range of interdisciplinary technologies including microfabrication, fluid dynamics, numerical simulations, spectroscopic analysis and electrochemical methodology. These technologies are employed to design, manufacture and apply microscale reactor systems for the development of the next generation of (bio)chemical sensors. Prof Fisher also works on microreactor fabrication and computer aided design of sensor development. He was a Principal Investigator on the C4T programme and, following its completion, joined other decarbonisation programmes under the CREATE Thematic Programme in Decarbonisation, eCO2RR (hosted by NUS) and NH3SOFC (hosted by NTU and Imperial).