Mostafa Essam Eissa is a researcher specializing in pharmaceutical microbiology, quality control, and the robust application of statistical process control (SPC) techniques. His work, as detailed on his Google Scholar and ResearchGate profiles, is dedicated to improving safety, quality, and efficiency within pharmaceutical manufacturing and healthcare environments. Eissa has extensively published on critical topics such as microbiological environmental monitoring in pharmaceutical facilities, the assessment and trending of purified water quality using statistical tools like Six Sigma and various control charts (e.g., Shewhart, Laney attribute charts), and investigations into microbial resistance against disinfectants and biocides. His research portfolio also includes studies on trend analysis of active pharmaceutical ingredients, monitoring drug recalls, and conducting quantitative microbial risk assessments. He has an interest in expanding his research beyond his conventional field scope, including AI and ML. Eissa's expertise extends to practical areas like cleaning validation, disinfectant efficacy studies, and the overall assurance of microbiological quality in pharmaceutical products and processes. He champions the use of statistical methodologies not just for compliance, but as a proactive tool for continuous improvement and risk mitigation in the pharmaceutical industry, addressing challenges from bioburden control and disinfectant qualification to ensuring data integrity in quality systems. You can check all my other articles in Web of Science, ResearchGate, ACADEMIA & ORCID.