🌟Dr. Abdolvahab Seif, Computational chemistry, Best Researcher Award🏆

  •   Doctorate at university of Turino, Italy 

Abdolvahab Seif is a highly accomplished researcher in the field of physical chemistry, with expertise in quantum chemistry, computational methods, and interdisciplinary applications. He has a strong track record of contributions to research, teaching, and mentoring. Through his extensive academic journey and collaborations, Seif has made significant advancements in understanding molecular interactions, energy storage, nanocatalysis, and surface science.

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These metrics reflect the influence and visibility of Seif’s research within the academic community. The number of citations indicates the extent to which his work has been referenced by other researchers, while the h-index provides a measure of both the productivity and citation impact of his publications. With 40 documents attributed to him, Seif has demonstrated a consistent output of research contributions across various topics in his field.

Citations: 554 citations

Documents: 40 documents

h-index: 14

Education

Abdolvahab Seif obtained his Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from the University of Kurdistan, Iran, with specialization in quantum chemistry. He also pursued a one-year research program at the University of Valladolid, Spain. Prior to his doctoral studies, Seif completed his M.Sc. in Physical Chemistry at the University of Arak, Iran, and his B.Sc. in Applied Chemistry at Bu-Ali Sina University, Hamadan, Iran.

Research Focus

Seif’s research focuses on several key areas within physical chemistry, including:

  • Quantum chemistry for exploring electronic material properties
  • Computational methods such as QM/QM, QM/MM, DFT, DFTB, and post-Hartree–Fock methods
  • Intermolecular interactions studies, particularly non-covalent molecular interactions
  • Energy storage advancements for fuel cells, supercapacitors, and batteries
  • Nanocatalysis and kinetics for electrocatalytic reactions and surface modifications
  • Molecular dynamics simulations for understanding molecular interactions at the atomic level
  • Surface science applications for various engineering and biomedical purposes
  • Utilization of machine learning techniques in materials science research

Professional Journey

Throughout his career, Seif has held various research positions, including:

  • Postdoctoral positions at the University of Turin, Italy, and the University of Padua, Italy, focusing on EMPHASIS project and engineering van der Waals interactions, respectively
  • Research roles at the Research Institute of Petroleum Industry (RIPI), Iran, where he applied theoretical and computational approaches in diverse applications
  • Teaching positions in general chemistry and physical chemistry laboratories
  • Supervisory roles as a thesis advisor for undergraduate and Ph.D. students at multiple institutions

Honors & Awards

Abdolvahab Seif has been recognized with several honors and awards, including:

  • Grants for Postdoctoral Fellowship from the Iran National Science Foundation (INSF)
  • Awards for academic excellence and research accomplishments from various institutions in Iran
  • Membership in the Elite’s Foundation of Iran, recognizing outstanding scholars
  • Scholarships and grants for his academic pursuits and contributions to research

Publications Top Noted & Contributions

Seif has authored numerous publications in high-impact journals, addressing critical issues in physical chemistry and related fields. His research has contributed significantly to understanding molecular interactions, optimizing energy storage systems, advancing nanocatalysis, and exploring surface science applications. Seif’s collaborative efforts with experimentalists have resulted in transformative findings and practical solutions to complex scientific challenges.

Title: Novel asphaltene-derived nanoporous carbon with NS-rich micro-mesoporous structure for superior gas adsorption: Experimental and DFT study

  • Authors: NHMH Tehrani, MS Alivand, DM Maklavany, A Rashidi, M Samipoorgiri, …
  • Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal
  • Volume: 358
  • Pages: 1126-1138
  • Citations: 66
  • Year: 2019

Title: Boosting the electrocatalytic activity of NiSe by introducing MnCo as an efficient heterostructured electrocatalyst for large-current-density alkaline seawater splitting

  • Authors: R Andaveh, AS Rouhaghdam, J Ai, M Maleki, K Wang, A Seif, …
  • Journal: Applied Catalysis B: Environmental
  • Volume: 325
  • Pages: 122355
  • Citations: 54
  • Year: 2023

Title: Highly efficient SO3Ag-functionalized MIL-101 (Cr) for adsorptive desulfurization of the gas stream: Experimental and DFT study

  • Authors: A Pourreza, S Askari, A Rashidi, A Seif, M Kooti
  • Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal
  • Volume: 363
  • Pages: 73-83
  • Citations: 49
  • Year: 2019

Title: Adsorption and growth of palladium clusters on graphdiyne

  • Authors: A Seif, MJ López, A Granja-DelRío, K Azizi, JA Alonso
  • Journal: Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
  • Volume: 19
  • Issue: 29
  • Pages: 19094-19102
  • Citations: 48
  • Year: 2017

Title: Antifouling nanocomposite polymer coatings for marine applications: A review on experiments, mechanisms, and theoretical studies

  • Authors: S Pourhashem, A Seif, F Saba, EG Nezhad, X Ji, Z Zhou, X Zhai, …
  • Journal: Journal of Materials Science & Technology
  • Volume: 118
  • Pages: 73-113

Research Timeline

Abdolvahab Seif’s research journey has been characterized by continuous growth and innovation, as demonstrated by:

  • Sequential progression from undergraduate studies to doctoral research and postdoctoral positions
  • Involvement in various collaborative projects and interdisciplinary research initiatives
  • Evolution of research interests and expertise over time, encompassing diverse aspects of physical chemistry and materials science
  • Consistent publication record and scholarly contributions, marking milestones in his professional development and scientific impact
Abdolvahab Seif | Computational chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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