Iman Dankar

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Iman Dankar is a forward-looking researcher at the intersection of food engineering and digital transformation. Her work primarily explores how Industry 4.0 technologies—including artificial intelligence, smart sensors, robotics, and blockchain—are reshaping traditional food unit operations. In her most cited review (26 citations), Dankar provided a critical synthesis of how these advanced tools can optimize processing, enhance traceability, and improve efficiency across the food supply chain. She also investigates emerging frontiers in food science, such as 3D-printed seafood, analyzing its potential to address sustainability and consumer acceptance challenges. Though early in her career, Dankar’s contributions are already recognized for bridging the gap between conventional food manufacturing and cutting-edge digital innovation. Her research offers valuable insights for students and professionals aiming to modernize food production systems, making her a notable voice in the evolving dialogue around food technology and sustainability.