Joseph Arbash obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Chemistry (2017) at Al-Baath University of Homs (Syria) and his M.Sc. in Chemical Biotechnology (2023) at the Technical University Munich, Campus Straubing for Biotechnology and Sustainability (Germany). His Bachelor Thesis was a Field Study on the Use and Prescription of Medicines for Pregnant Women, and his Master Thesis had the title: Introducing Mutations to mGreenLantern and mNeptune2.5 for Oligomerisation Purposes Leads to Obtaining Overproducing Variants. Currently, he started his doctorate study working under the supervision of both Prof. Dr. Rubén D. Costa in the Chair of Biogenic Functional Materials (Technical University Munich, Germany) and Prof. Dr. Maria-Magdalena Titirici in the Centre for Processable Electronic (Imperial College London, UK). The project focuses on Enzymatic Dual Atom Catalysts under the frame of the JADS project for Zero-Carbon Society Transition between ICL-TUM.