Abu Dhabi Emirate, United Arab Emirates
As an Adjunct Faculty at United Arab Emirates University since 2023, I focus on teaching and supporting the delivery of General Physics and General Physics Laboratory courses. My role includes mentoring students in problem-solving and lab practices, utilizing LMS tools like Blackboard to enable blended learning, and contributing to comprehensive academic evaluation. With over three years as a Physics PhD researcher at UAEU, my work centers on next-generation energy storage, specifically tailoring 2D carbon-metal phosphate interfaces for enhanced electrochemical performance. My expertise encompasses supercapacitors, waste-to-energy systems, batteries, materials synthesis, electrode fabrication, and electrochemical characterization. I am committed to advancing innovative solutions in energy storage and have contributed to peer-reviewed publications in leading energy and materials journals.
Teach and support delivery of General Physics and General Physics Laboratory, running lab sessions and supporting lectures.  Develop instructional materials and support assessment/evaluation; mentor students in problem-solving and lab practice.  Support blended learning and course operations using LMS tools (Blackboard).
PhD thesis: “Tailoring 2D Carbon-Metal Phosphate Interfaces for Next-Generation Energy Storage.”  Conduct materials synthesis and electrode fabrication using electrodeposition / electrophoretic deposition / chemical bath deposition.  Perform electrochemical characterization using VersaSTAT-3/4 and Autolab PGSTAT204; support optical/chemical analysis using UV-Vis and FTIR.  Publish peer-reviewed research outputs in energy and materials journals.
Supported experimental workflows including data collection, calibration, documentation, and reproducibility practices.
University of Malaya Power Energy Dedicated Advanced Center (UMPEDAC)