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Chee Tong John Low was born in 1980 in Kuala Lumpur. He studied at Taylor's College, Malaysia, then obtained a B.Eng. degree at the University of Bath, UK (2003). His current Ph.D. programme, supervised by Frank Walsh, involves current distribution, mass transport, and metal deposition at rotating cylinder electrodes. His research interests include alloy deposition, surface finishing of metals, nanoparticle inclusions in to deposits, and computer modelling of current distribution.

Carlos Ponce de Leon holds a B.Sc. and an M.Sc. in chemistry from the Autonomous Metropolitan University, Mexico, and a Ph.D. in electrochemistry/electrochemical engineering from the University of Southampton (1995). He has extensive industrial experience in quality control (Schering/Proquina), data acquisition and fuel cells (Mexican Petroleum Institute), and analytical chemistry (Ciba Geigy). His research interests include electrochemical techniques, metal ion removal, characterization of novel electrode materials, electrochemical strategies for pollution control, and redox flow cells for energy conversion, resulting in over 20 scientific papers. He holds the post of Research Fellow in the Research Institute for Industry at the University of Southampton.

Frank Walsh holds a B.Sc. in applied chemistry (Portsmouth Polytechnic, 1975), M.Sc. in materials protection (UMIST/ Loughborough University, 1976), and a Ph.D. in electrodeposition in rotating cylinder electrode reactors (Loughborough University, 1981). He is the author of over 200 papers and three books in the areas of electrochemistry and electrochemical engineering. He is a chartered and registered European engineer, an international consultant and leads a research group in electrochemical engineering. Currently, he is Professor in Electrochemical Engineering at the University of Southampton and takes a particular interest in the training of students and industrial engineers in the areas of energy conversion and surface engineering.