Material Chemistry

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Syed Amir Faiyaz

Current Placement:
PhD Student, Texas Tech University
Role at MCRL:
MS Student
Active Years:
2023-2025
Email:
abc@abc.com
Research Interests:
Nanochemistry, Polymer, Biomaterials
Biography
Salahuddin Ammar is a researcher in materials chemistry whose work centers on the development of advanced functional materials for energy, environmental, and catalytic applications. His research combines experimental synthesis and characterization with modern analytical techniques to understand how material structure influences... Read more
Undergrad Project
  • Janus nanofibers with multiple Li⁺ transport channels and outstanding thermal stability for all-solid-state composite polymer electrolytes
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    Title: Janus nanofibers with multiple Li⁺ transport channels and outstanding thermal stability for all-solid-state composite polymer electrolytes

    Abstract: PEO-based composite polymer electrolytes are reinforced by Janus nanofibers that feature distinct Li⁺ transport channels and remarkable thermal stability. The resulting all-solid-state lithium-metal batteries demonstrate ultra-long cycle life, even under mechanical deformation (folding, piercing, cutting), and show excellent compatibility with LiFePO₄ and LiNi₀.₈Mn₀.₁Co₀.₁O₂ cathodes. PEO-based composite polymer electrolytes are reinforced by Janus nanofibers that feature distinct Li⁺ transport channels and remarkable thermal stability. The resulting all-solid-state lithium-metal batteries demonstrate ultra-long cycle life, even under mechanical deformation (folding, piercing, cutting), and show excellent compatibility with LiFePO₄ and LiNi₀.₈Mn₀.₁Co₀.₁O₂ cathodes.


Graduate Thesis
  • Double‑layered multifunctional composite electrolytes for high‑performance solid-state lithium batteries
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    Title: Double‑layered multifunctional composite electrolytes for high‑performance solid-state lithium batteries

    Abstract: The authors develop a double-layered solid composite electrolyte (DLSCE) by integrating a polymer layer (PVDF-based) with an inorganic filler layer. This design enhances ionic conductivity, mechanical strength, and interfacial stability, leading to improved cycling performance in lithium-metal solid-state batteries.


Publications
Material Chemistry Research Laboratory
Department of Chemistry
Mukarram Hussain
Khundker Biggyan Bhaban
University of Dhaka
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