Fábio Manuel Santos Rodrigues is a researcher with a PhD in Chemistry, completed in January 2021 at the University of Coimbra, where he specialized in Catalysis and Sustainability under the CATSUS fellowship. His PhD dissertation was unanimously approved with honors, highlighting his innovative work on sustainable catalytic processes for fine chemical production. His academic foundation is built on a BSc degree in Industrial Chemistry and a Master's degree in Advanced Chemistry. After completing his PhD, Fábio worked as an assistant researcher at LaserLeap Technologies. There, he developed photosensitizers for the photoinactivation of pathogens under the FOTOVID project. More recently, in his role as a Junior Researcher (term) for the PRODUTECH R3 project, he has focused on creating innovative polymeric materials with functionalized molecules using continuous flow procedures, further advancing this transformative technology. The focus of Fábio's career is the development of continuous flow synthetic processes, which he has supported through the establishment (by him) of the Continuous Flow Laboratory within the Catalysis and Fine Chemistry Laboratory at CQC-UC. Here, he has supervised research into advanced synthetic processes, including catalytic carbonylations and the production of “cold” PET probes. His expertise in continuous flow technologies has positioned him as a promising and emerging researcher in this field, enabling him to implement groundbreaking techniques for both academic and industrial applications. Collaborating with institutions such as ICNAS-P, a leader in radiopharmaceutical production, and Vapourtec, a developer of continuous flow equipment, he has strengthened his contributions to innovative chemical methodologies. Despite his relatively young career, Fábio has already established a significant presence in the scientific community, not only through his research but also as an active participant in editorial and peer-review activities, including serving as a guest editor for a special issue at Applied Sciences journal, completing peer reviews for Catalysts and Reactions, and participating in academic juries and scientific committees such as SUSTECH25. His expertise extends to organizing high-profile scientific events, such as the XII Encontro Nacional de Catálise e Materiais Porosos (2024) and the Congresso Ibero-Americano de Catálise (2018), and engaging in impactful outreach activities like public science programs, open days, and educational initiatives. He is also dedicated to training early-career researchers, collaborating in teaching curricular units from the Department of Chemistry at UC, and conducting seminars on advanced topics like flow chemistry, catalytic reactors, and automated purification systems. Fábio's technical expertise includes the ability to perform a wide range of catalyzed reactions, such as carbonylation and hydrogenation, under inert atmospheres and high-pressure conditions. He is highly skilled in advanced organic synthesis, employing purification techniques such as chromatography, and is proficient in characterizing molecules and materials using state-of-the-art instrumentation. His hands-on experience extends to working with specialized equipment like vacuum lines, Schlenk techniques, high-pressure reactors and continuous flow systems, making him independent in designing and executing complex experimental procedures. Fábio’s contributions to the scientific community include 18 articles published in international journals, 3 book chapters, and 1 patent. He has co-authored over 45 presentations at scientific conferences and played an active role in co-organizing 14 major events. His collaborative approach, problem-solving skills, and passion for innovation, combined with his leadership in continuous flow processes and technical expertise, have established him as an emerging figure in the fields of chemical synthesis and sustainable chemistry in continuous process.