Anwar Sadek, CEO, and Co-founder of Corrolytics, stands at the helm of pioneering advancements in industrial asset integrity. Armed with a Ph.D. from The University of Akron in Chemical, Biomolecular, and Corrosion Engineering, Anwar’s academic journey paved the way for a distinguished career path.
Prior to spearheading Corrolytics, Anwar’s tenure as a Development Chemist at PPG Industries Inc. underscored his expertise in formulating cutting-edge anti-corrosion coatings for automotive applications. This invaluable industry experience, coupled with his academic prowess, forms the bedrock of Anwar’s visionary leadership at Corrolytics.
Driven by a relentless pursuit of innovation and safety, Anwar conceptualized and developed Corrolytics’ groundbreaking test kit technology. This revolutionary solution enables on-site, real-time detection, and differentiation of microbial corrosion—a game-changer in industrial asset management.
Anwar’s proficiency in electrochemical technologies has garnered acclaim from industry experts and investors alike, propelling Corrolytics to the forefront of digital transformation in corrosion monitoring. Under his guidance, Corrolytics is not just a company—it’s a catalyst for change, empowering industries to proactively manage corrosion, enhance safety protocols, and optimize asset performance.
With a keen understanding of customer pain points and an unwavering commitment to excellence, Anwar’s strategic vision positions Corrolytics as an indispensable ally in advancing infrastructure integrity. His leadership continues to inspire growth, driving Corrolytics towards a future where industries thrive in a safer, more sustainable environment.
Education
The University of Akron
Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Biomolecular Engineering
- Corrosion Engineering
Chemical Engineering Bridging Program
- Chemical Engineering
- Biomolecular Engineering
La Roche College
Bachelor’s Degree
- Chemical Engineering
Certifications
- Chicago National Innovation-Corps Program
- University of Akron Innovation-Corps Sites Program
Publications
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research
Novel Mechanism of Microbially Induced Carbon Steel Corrosion at an Aqueous/Non-aqueous Interface
Applied and Environmental Microbiology
American Chemical Society
Evaluation of microbially-induced carbon steel corrosion using zero resistance ammetry in a split-chamber format
Separation and Purification Technology
Rejection of trace organic water contaminants by an Aquaporin-based biomimetic hollow fiber membrane
