Dr. Sharifeh Rezaee

Research Field: Electrocatalyst

Sharifeh completed her Ph.D. in Chemistry at the Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran. Currently, she is engaged in pioneering research as a postgraduate student, focusing on the synthesis, evaluation, and characterization of advanced electrocatalyst nanomaterials. Her expertise extends to the design and engineering of nanomaterial morphology for enhanced electrocatalytic processes. Specifically, Sharifeh explores the integration of various carbon nanomaterials with noble or non-noble metals in diverse forms (metals/metals oxides/alloys) and unique nanostructures to develop innovative multi-component catalysts. Additionally, her work involves the design and synthesis of 2D/3D bimetallic metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) that serve as templates for the creation of highly porous carbon materials and hybrid metal, metal oxides, phosphides, sulfides, and nitrides. She is particularly dedicated to understanding the intricate relationships between material composition/morphology and resulting electrocatalytic performances.

Email adress: Sharifeh.rezaee@yahoo.com

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Dr. Farzaneh Hekmat

Research Field: Supercapacitor

Farzaneh Hekmat received her BS degree in applied chemistry in 2006 and an MS degree in physical chemistry in 2009 from Kharazmi University. She holds her master on quantum spectroscopy (The Analytical Solution of the Diatomic Nuclear Schrodinger Equation with Rosen-Morse Potential and Calculation of Franck-Condon Factors) under the supervision of Dr. Reza Eslampour. She received her Ph.D. degree in physical chemistry (electrochemistry) in 2015 from the Science of Technology University of Iran. After conducting her Ph.D., focusing on the development of Energy Storage Systems (Investigating the Effect of Ionic Liquids on Carbon Nanotube based Supercapacitors) she joined Prof. Dr. Shahrokhian research group. She is engaged in the development of high-performance energy storage systems for portable electronics. Her research interests include flexible-stretchable electronic devices and their application in wearable human activity monitoring and personal healthcare, energy storage systems including supercapacitors and batteries.

Email adress: farzanehhekmat7@gmail.com

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Dr. Leila Naderi

Research Field: Energy conversion and storage

Leila Naderi was born in Tehran, Iran, in 1989. She received her BSc. degree in applied chemistry from the Kharazmi University of Tehran in 2012 and MSc. (2015) and Ph.D. (2020) degrees from Sharif University of Technology in analytical chemistry under the supervision of Prof. Shahrokhian. During her PhD, she spent a period at the University of Bologna, Italy as visiting researcher. She is currently a postdoctoral researcher in Prof. Shahrokhian's research group. Her research activities are focused on applied study of nanostructured electrode materials and electrolytes for electrochemical sensors and flexible fiber- shaped energy conversion and storage micro-devices including microsupercapacitor and water splitting. In particular, she is attentived in various design and synthesis strategies as well as new material properties for use in electronic devices with portable, flexible and wearable characteristics.

Email adress: Leila_naderi67@yahoo.com

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Samaneh Abbasi

Research Field: Supercapacitor

Samaneh Abasi was born in Tehran, Iran, (1993). She received her BSc. Degree in pure chemistry from the University of Tehran in 2016. Then, she accepted for M.Sc. at the Sharif University of Technology in 2017 and joined the Chemistry Department and Dr. shahrokhian Research group. Her MSs Thesis focused on the fabrication of supercapacitors based on the modified carbon spheres using transition metal oxides / hydroxides. She received her MSc. degree in Analytical Chemistry in 2020. She started Ph.D. here in 2020 and now her research concerns about design and fabricating supercapacitors based on carbon materials and redox electrolytes.

Email adress: abasisamane337@yahoo.com

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Hanie Sharifpour

Research Field: Capacitive Deionization

Hanie sharifpour received her BSc. degree in applied chemistry from kharazmi university, Tehran, Iran, in 2014. Then She completed her M.Sc. grade in analytical chemistry, electrochemistry, in chemistry and physics department at alzahra university Tehran, Iran in 2019. Her M.Sc. thesis was focused on the energy storage system in particular supercapacitor. She started working on electrochemically synthesized electrode materials based on transition metal oxides and sulfides. She has joined Prof. Shahrokhian research group as Ph.D. student since 2020. Currently her research interests about using supercapacitor electrodes for capacitive deionization (CDI) and their application in water desalination technologies. .

Email adress: Hanie.sharifpoor@gmail.com

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Fatemeh Vahedizadeh

Research Field: Battery/Supercapacitors

Fatemeh Vahedizadeh was born in Kashan, Iran (1998). She received her BSc. degree in Pure Chemistry at Kashan University and her M.Sc. degree in Analytical Chemistry from the Alzahra University in 2020 and 2022 respectively. Her M.Sc. thesis was focused on the energy storage system in particular Synthesis and characterization of layered double hydroxide bimetallic nanostructures and their application as supercapacitor. Then in 2023 she joined the Chemistry Department here at Sharif University of Technology. Currently she is conducting research under the supervision of Dr. Shahrokhian in electrochemical research laboratory, focusing on Zn-Ion Storage Device..

Email adress: ftm.vhdzd@gmail.com

Pouria Kiaeerad

Research Field: Zn-Ion Energy Storage Device

Pouria Kiaeerad was born in Tehran, Iran (1992). He received his B.Sc. degree in pure chemistry from the Shahid Beheshti University of Tehran (National University of Iran) in 2017. Then, he was admitted to the Amirkabir University of Technology (Tehran Polytechnique) in analytical chemistry to get his M.Sc. degree. His master thesis concerned about the fabrication of lithium-ion supercapacitors based on applying a unique composite consisted of three-dimensional graphene and metal oxide nanostructures as the electrode material. He has been studying as a Ph.D. candidate under the supervision of Prof. Shahrokhian at the chemistry faculty of Sharif University of Technology since 2022. Currently his research focuses on developing the zinc-ion battery/supercapacitor as a novel energy-storage device.

Email adress: pouria.kiaeerad@gmail.com