Assistant Prof. Dr. Abu Talha Aqueel Ahmed is a faculty member in the Division of Physics and Semiconductor Science at Dongguk University, Seoul, specializing in advanced materials for energy storage, electrocatalysis, and semiconductor applications. He holds a Ph.D. in physics with a focus on nanostructured functional materials, supported by prior degrees in the physical sciences that established his foundation in materials synthesis, characterization, and device applications. His professional experience includes leading research projects in nanomaterials engineering, mentoring student researchers, and contributing to collaborative initiatives spanning energy storage systems, hydrogen evolution reactions, and optoelectronic materials. Dr. Ahmed’s research centers on designing high-performance transition-metal chalcogenides, oxides, and carbon-based nanostructures, with significant contributions reflected in numerous peer-reviewed publications, including highly cited works on CuCo₂S₄ electrocatalysts, nanohoneycomb rGO foams, morphology-engineered oxides, and stabilized halide perovskites. His scholarly output exceeds several dozen publications in reputable journals, supported by substantial citation metrics that demonstrate the impact of his research. He has been honored with recognitions for research excellence and contributes to the scientific community through peer-review activities, editorial engagements, and participation in professional societies related to materials science, nanotechnology, and semiconductor physics. His work exemplifies innovation, leadership, and sustained commitment to advancing next-generation energy and semiconductor technologies.
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