Hefei, Anhui, China
As a postdoctorate at Anhui Agricultural University, I am working on synthesizing 2D materials through the Joule heating method. The prepared carbon materials will be characterized and employed for energy storage applications. Furthermore, I have a Ph.D. from the University of Missouri, Columbia, where my research focused on synthesizing and characterizing laser-induced graphene (LIG) from biomass (i.e., lignin). The synthesized LIG was employed to fabricate solid-state, flexible supercapacitors and electrochemical sensors.
Department of Energy Systems Engineering I teach energy-related undergraduate and graduate level courses such as: - Nanotechnology - Hydrogen & Fuel Cells - Materials for Energy Storage - Renewable Energy Technologies I also supervise MSc students to conduct energy oriented research for their thesis.
Department of Energy Systems Engineering
I taught "Fundamentals of Electrochemical Engineering" to undergrads as a Visiting Lecturer.
Research theme: Synthesis and characterization of porous and doped carbon for battery applications.
As a GRA I managed our research lab and worked on research projects regarding biomass valorization. I also mentored undergraduate students and the Capstone design group for the fabrication of a thermopeutic device.
GTA for the course: BIOL_EN 2080: Introduction to Programming for Engineers