khuram shahzad ahmad

khuram shahzad ahmad Top 2% Verified

Professor
Fatima Jinnah Woman University Rawalpindi
TOP
2%
Profile
15687
Rank
1835
Citations
15
h-index
585
Publications
*Data from Top 2% List (Self-Citations Excluded) for the Year: 2025

About

Dr. Khuram Shahzad Ahmad joined the Department of Environmental Sciences in 2013 as Assistant Professor under the Higher Education Commission Tenure Track System and was promoted to Associate Professor in 2023. He serves as Tenured Associate Professor and holds additional responsibilities as Director External Linkages and Director Sports at FJWU. His research interests include material synthesis, environmental and green chemistry, energy storage, perovskite solar cells, electro catalytic water splitting, super capacitors, photocatalytic degradation of pollutants, graphene based water remediation, soil chemistry, pesticide soil interaction, photovoltaics, vacuum based thin films, and advanced material characterization.

Experience

Professor

Fatima Jinnah Women University

Jul 2013 - Present
Rawalpindi Pakistan

Job in progress

Education

university of Manchester/AIOU

Ph.D

Aug 2008 - Apr 2013

Skills

No skills

Key Publications

Amplifying energy storage and production efficiency: Utilizing BaS3: Ni2S3: Sb2S3 synthesized from dithiocarbamate precursors for enhanced and sustainable energy solutions

Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids, Aug 5

Revolutionizing energy storage and electro-catalysis: unleashing electrode power with novel BaS3:La2S3:Ho2S3 synthesized from single-source precursors for enhanced electrochemical functionality

Sol-Gel Sci Technol , Mar 2025

Synergistic fabrication of copper oxide (Cu2O) nanocomposites leveraging graphene oxide (GO) as a foundation for rapid filtration membranes

Environ Earth Sci , Mar 2025

Structure-based optimization and enhancement of electrochemical and photocatalytic efficacy of dual-purpose Ce–Mo co-doped NiO nanowires

J Mater Sci, Mar 2025

Lanthanum doping impact on controlled structural growth of 3D self-assembled La–NiCo2O4@CC nano-needle arrays for stable pseudocapacitors electrode and hydrogen production

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, Dec 25

Bioelectrochemical systems: sustainable bio-energy powerhouses

Biosensors and Bioelectronics, Mar 2019