Research Assistant at University of Gujrat , Pakistan
Hassan Imam Rizvi, born on April 24, 2000, is a dedicated Pakistani researcher specializing in nanoscience and technology. He hails from Jairampur, Sialkot, and is currently pursuing his MPhil in Physics at the University of Gujrat, where he also serves as a Higher Education Research Assistant. Hassan’s primary research interests include nanomaterials, photocatalysis, hydrogen production, and supercapacitor electrode materials. His work focuses on synthesizing and characterizing novel nanostructures to enhance photocatalytic activity and industrial wastewater treatment. Known for his commitment to both research and personal development, Hassan has a track record of producing impactful results in his field, showcasing his strong problem-solving skills and innovative approach. His ultimate goal is to contribute meaningfully to scientific advancements and societal benefits through his research.
Publication Profile
Education
Hassan Imam Rizvi is currently pursuing an MPhil in Physics at the University of Gujrat, with a focus on nanomaterials and photocatalysis. His academic journey began with a BS Hons in Physics from the same institution, where he graduated with a GPA of 3.05/4.00. His MPhil thesis centers on “Synthesis and Characterizations of WO3 Based Nanostructures for their Application as Efficient Photocatalysts,” where he optimized WO3 nanostructures by incorporating Mn and Cu to enhance photocatalytic efficiency. He has consistently demonstrated a strong academic performance, achieving a final grade of 3.912/4.00. In addition to his formal education, Hassan has gained practical experience through research projects funded by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan, reflecting his deep commitment to advancing his expertise and contributing to scientific knowledge.
Experience
Hassan Imam Rizvi has been actively involved in research as a Higher Education Research Assistant since July 2023. In this role, he is responsible for the synthesis and characterization of WO3 and WO nanomaterials, designing and manufacturing photocatalytic reactors, and applying these materials in pollutant degradation. His key project, funded by the HEC, involves the development of a photocatalytic reactor for treating industrial wastewater. Previously, he worked on designing advanced photocatalytic reactors and contributed to projects focusing on the optimization of nanomaterials for photocatalytic applications. During his BS Hons, Hassan was involved in various projects related to photocatalysis and nanomaterials, showcasing his capability in both experimental and theoretical aspects of his field. His hands-on experience with nanomaterial characterization techniques and reactor design highlights his practical skills and dedication to advancing research in his domain.
Awards and Honors
Hassan Imam Rizvi has been recognized for his academic excellence and research contributions. On August 5, 2023, he received the Prime Minister Laptop Award under the Prime Minister’s Youth Scheme for high-performing students from the University of Gujrat. This award included a LENOVO V14 laptop, highlighting his outstanding performance and potential in his academic pursuits. The award acknowledges his dedication to research and his role as a prominent student in the field of physics. Hassan’s recognition underscores his commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and his contributions to research in nanoscience and technology. This honor is a testament to his hard work, innovation, and the significant impact of his research on the scientific community.
Research Focus
Hassan Imam Rizvi’s research focuses on the synthesis, characterization, and application of nanomaterials for advanced technological solutions. His primary interests include photocatalysis, hydrogen production, and the development of supercapacitor electrode materials. Hassan’s work on WO3-based nanostructures involves optimizing their photocatalytic properties to enhance pollutant degradation, particularly targeting organic pollutants and industrial wastewater. He explores the incorporation of novel elements like Mn and Cu into WO3 to improve its photocatalytic efficiency. Additionally, his research includes designing and manufacturing photocatalytic reactors to apply these optimized nanomaterials in practical settings. Through his projects, Hassan aims to advance the understanding of nanomaterials and their applications, contributing to environmental sustainability and energy efficiency. His innovative approach and dedication to improving nanomaterial performance demonstrate his commitment to addressing real-world challenges through scientific research.
Publications Top notes
- Novel existence of Mn and Cu in WO3 nanostructures for promising photocatalytic activity against MB dye and Levofloxacin antibiotic
Authors: HI Rizvi, RM Munir, T Iqbal, A Younas, S Afsheen, MT Qureshi, L Aamir
Journal: Journal of Alloys and Compounds
Year: 2024
Citations: 3 📄🔬✨
- Novel S–N/WO3: Optimization of photocatalytic performance of WO3 by simultaneous existence of S and N in WO3 against MB dye
Authors: A Younas, RM Munir, HI Rizvi, T Iqbal, S Afsheen, KN Riaz, A Syed
Journal: The Journal of Chemical Physics
Year: 2024
Citations: 1 📄🧪⚡
- Exploring innovative antibacterial properties of porous ALT (Al2O3/TiO2) composite
Authors: M Yousaf, RM Munir, T Iqbal, S Afsheen, MI Khan, H Wali, HI Rizvi
Journal: Materials Chemistry and Physics
Year: 2024
Citations: 0 📄🦠🔍
