Assist. Prof. Dr. Abdul Kabir Khan | Nuclear Reaction | Assistant Professor at Institute of Space Technology Islamabad 44000, Pakistan
Dr. Abdul Kabir Khan is an Assistant Professor of Physics at the Department of Space Science, Institute of Space Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan. He specializes in Theoretical Nuclear Astrophysics, focusing on nucleosynthesis, stellar evolution, weak interaction rates, and nuclear spectroscopy. He has made significant contributions to radiative capture reactions, nuclear dynamics, and cross-section analysis. With a Ph.D. from GIK Institute, his work is widely recognized in nuclear astrophysics and plasma physics. Dr. Khan has received multiple Gold Medals for academic excellence and serves as a reviewer for prestigious journals, including Nuclear Physics A and Scientific Reports. His expertise extends to computational physics, utilizing tools like Matlab, Mathematica, and Fortran. As a HEC-approved supervisor, he actively mentors students in quantum mechanics, nuclear physics, and astrophysics. His research has earned him the Young Scientist Award (2023) in AI & Robotics, showcasing his diverse scientific contributions.
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Summary of Suitability for Award:
Dr. Abdul Kabir Khan is a distinguished researcher in Theoretical Nuclear Astrophysics, with a strong academic background and a robust publication record. His research spans crucial areas such as nucleosynthesis, nuclear reactions, stellar evolution, and quantum many-body physics. With expertise in nuclear shape transitions, weak interaction rates, and radiative capture reactions, his work significantly contributes to understanding astrophysical processes. He has demonstrated excellence in scientific research, evident from his H-index and multiple citations. His role as an HEC-approved supervisor and reviewer for renowned journals further underscores his academic contributions. His consistent recognition through prestigious awards, including gold medals, young scientist awards, and best project supervision awards, highlights his dedication to scientific advancement. Dr. Abdul Kabir Khan’s research excellence, academic impact, and contributions to nuclear astrophysics make him an outstanding candidate for the “Best Researcher Award.” His innovative research, leadership in mentoring, and active role in peer review showcase his significant influence in the scientific community. His achievements align with the criteria for this prestigious award, making him a highly deserving nominee.
🎓Education:
Dr. Abdul Kabir Khan holds a Ph.D. in Theoretical Nuclear Astrophysics from GIK Institute, Topi, Pakistan, where his research focused on the theoretical study of nuclear processes within the CNO cycle. He earned his MS in Theoretical Nuclear Astrophysics from the same institution, specializing in radiative proton capture by carbon at low energy, achieving a high GPA and earning a gold medal. He completed his M.Sc. in Theoretical Physics from Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan with distinction, securing another gold medal. His undergraduate studies in Physics, Mathematics, and Electronics were also completed at Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan, where he demonstrated academic excellence by securing top positions. His early education includes F.Sc. in Pre-Engineering and Biology and SSC in Sciences from BISE Mardan and BISE Peshawar, where he performed exceptionally well. Throughout his academic journey, he maintained an outstanding record, achieving top rankings and multiple gold medals.
🏢Work Experience:
Dr. Abdul Kabir Khan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Space Science at the Institute of Space Technology, Islamabad. His teaching expertise spans a wide range of graduate-level courses, including advanced quantum mechanics, theoretical astrophysics, nuclear physics, and computational physics. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he has served as a research assistant and graduate assistant during his Ph.D. and MS studies. He has successfully guided final-year research projects, receiving multiple awards for outstanding project supervision. His role extends beyond teaching, as he is an HEC-approved supervisor, mentoring graduate students in nuclear astrophysics and theoretical physics. His contributions as a reviewer for reputed journals such as Journal of Nuclear Physics A, Scientific Reports, and Advances in Space Research highlight his active involvement in the academic community. His expertise in scientific computing, including MATLAB, LaTeX, and Fortran, further strengthens his ability to conduct and support high-level research.
🏅Awards:
Dr. Abdul Kabir Khan has received numerous prestigious awards throughout his academic and professional career. He secured multiple gold medals for academic excellence in MS, M.Sc., and B.Sc., demonstrating his outstanding scholarly achievements. He has been honored with the Young Scientist Award for contributions to AI and Robotics. As a faculty member, he has consistently received the Best Final Year Project Award for mentoring exceptional research work at the Institute of Space Technology. His contributions to research and academia have also earned him recognition as an HEC-approved supervisor. Additionally, his early academic excellence was acknowledged when he secured first position in SSC sciences. He has actively contributed as a reviewer for renowned international journals, further establishing his credibility in the research community. His commitment to scientific advancement and education has been recognized by multiple institutions, reflecting his dedication to innovation and knowledge dissemination.
🔬Research Focus:
Dr. Abdul Kabir Khan’s research interests encompass a broad spectrum of theoretical nuclear astrophysics and quantum many-body physics. His work explores nucleosynthesis problems, including r-, s-, p-, and rp-processes, focusing on the evolution of stars and supernova explosions. He investigates nuclear shape transitions, nuclear dynamics, and ground-state properties, along with weak interaction rates in stellar environments. His expertise extends to atomic and nuclear spectroscopy, radiative capture reactions, and low-energy neutron physics. His studies delve into theoretical plasma physics and nonlinear problems in mathematical and physical sciences. He has made significant contributions to understanding nuclear branching points and nuclear cross-sections, providing valuable insights into the mechanisms governing astrophysical processes. His multidisciplinary approach integrates advanced computational methods, contributing to advancements in nuclear theory and space sciences. His work plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between nuclear physics and astrophysical phenomena, enhancing our understanding of cosmic processes.
Publication Top Notes:
Radiative capture of proton by at low energy
Citations: 16
Ion-scale solitary waves in magnetoplasma with non-thermal electrons
Citations: 15
Nonlinear periodic structures in nonthermal magnetoplasma with the presence of pressure anisotropy
Citations: 14
The nuclear ground-state properties and stellar electron emission rates of 76Fe, 78Ni, 80Zn, 126Ru, 128Pd and 130Cd using RMF and pn-QRPA models
Citations: 14
Radiative capture of proton by at low energy
Citations: 13
Proton Capture Cross-section for 12C at Low Energy
Citations: 12
Oblique propagation of ion-acoustic solitary waves in magnetized electron-positron-ion plasma with Cairns distribution
Citations: 10
Re-examination of astrophysical S-factor of proton capture Be9 (p, γ) 10B in stellar matter
Citations: 10
Radiative capture of proton by 9Be (p, γ) 10B at low energy
Citations: 8
On the shock wave structures in anisotropy magnetoplasmas
Citations: 7