Rubber Review

In this issue we have a conversation with Dr. Sreekala M. S. is one of India’s most influential polymer scientists, known for her pioneering work in green composites and biopolymers. With over 9,000 citations and recognition in Stanford University’s prestigious “Top 2% Scientists” list for five consecutive years, she stands at the forefront of sustainable materials research. Currently, she leads two cutting-edge schools at Mahatma Gandhi University – Polymer Science & Technology and Nanoscience & Nanotechnology – where she bridges academia with industry-driven innovation.

This issue of Rubber Review features Amit Jain, Director of Kesaria Rubber Industries, as the cover story personality. With over 28 years of leadership in the rubber and sealing components sector, Jain has played a pivotal role in transforming Kesaria into a globally trusted brand, serving more than 1,400 customers across diverse industries.

In this edition of the Rubber Review we have a conversation with Van T. Walsworth. For more than 45 years,

In this edition we have a conversation with Dr. Brendan Rodgers, Managing Director, ELL Technologies, USA – Technology Advisor (Retired), ExxonMobil, USA – Author, Rubber Compounding : Chemistry & Application.

With a career spanning over four decades, Dr. Brendan Rodgers is widely regarded as one of the foremost authorities in tire engineering and rubber technology. A native of Northern Ireland with degrees in chemistry and polymer science, Dr. Rodgers has shaped product innovation at three of the most influential names in the industry: Goodyear, ExxonMobil, and ELL Technologies. He holds more than 30 patents in tire and track applications

Bangkok, Thailand – In this issue we have a conversation with Corey Matters – Managing Director, RubberGem Australia With over