Dr. inż. Dawid Skrzypczak is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Chemistry, Wrocław University of Science and Technology (PWr), Poland. He received his PhD in Chemical Engineering in 2021. His research focuses on sustainable solutions in agriculture through the valorization of agricultural and industrial waste. He specializes in designing eco-friendly fertilizers, seed coatings, and biostimulants. Dr. Skrzypczak develops innovative hydrogel-based systems for controlled nutrient release. His work often integrates natural biopolymers and biosorption techniques. He is actively involved in converting biomass and waste into value-added soil conditioners. His projects aim to reduce environmental impact while enhancing agricultural productivity. He explores the use of biochar derived from tannery and other industrial wastes. These materials are used in improving soil health and supporting precision agriculture. He has published over 30 scientific articles in international journals. The cumulative impact factor of his publications exceeds 198. Dr. Skrzypczak has participated in numerous national and EU-funded R&D projects. He is also a co-author of 13 patents and patent applications. His work bridges the gap between science and industry. He is a member of Academia Iuvenum, a group of young talented researchers at PWr. His current research promotes sustainable, circular economy practices. He continues to explore innovative materials for greener farming. His interdisciplinary approach involves chemistry, materials science, and agronomy. Dr. Skrzypczak is recognized for advancing eco-engineering in agriculture. His contributions aim to support future food security and environmental protection.