I would like an experienced Wikipedia contributor to review my background and tell me, in clear Wikipedia terms, whether I meet the notability threshold for a biographical entry. My record spans published books and peer-reviewed articles, several national and international awards, contributions to well-known projects, and a career that combines university appointments with senior industry roles. To make this useful, I need: • A concise notability report mapping my publications, awards, academic positions, industry leadership and other honors to the relevant Wikipedia guidelines (GNG, academics, authors, etc.). • A list of reliable, independent sources that would support each claim. • An advisory note on any gaps I should fill, or achievements I should better document, before a page submission. • (Optional, if the evidence is strong) a short draft of the lead section so I can see how the article might begin. Please draw on your knowledge of Wikipedia policies, COI best practices, and citation standards so that I can proceed confidently—whether that means moving forward with a full article or first strengthening my public footprint.