Shafiq Ur Rehman is a dedicated researcher and academic in the field of condensed matter physics and materials science. His extensive education and professional journey have equipped him with a robust knowledge base and a diverse skill set, enabling him to make significant contributions to his field. He has received numerous awards for his academic excellence and research impact and has published extensively in high-impact journals.
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Shafiq has published numerous research papers, contributing to his impressive citation record and h-index. His work is widely recognized and cited in the scientific community, reflecting the importance and relevance of his research.
Citations: 730
h-index: 14
i10-index: 18
Education
2007.01-2009.01 B.Sc. Physics and Mathematics, University of Peshawar, Pakistan
Shafiq completed his Bachelor of Science in Physics and Mathematics at the University of Peshawar, laying a strong foundation in these core scientific disciplines.
2009.09-2011.04 M.Sc. Physics, Hazara University, Pakistan
He pursued a Master of Science in Physics at Hazara University, excelling in his studies and earning a Gold Medal for his outstanding performance.
2011.09-2014.01 M.Phil. Physics, Hazara University, Pakistan
Continuing at Hazara University, Shafiq completed his M.Phil. in Physics, engaging in focused research and further developing his expertise.
2014.09-2018.11 Ph.D. Condensed Matter Physics, University of Science and Technology of China (USTC)
Shafiq earned his Ph.D. in Condensed Matter Physics from USTC, where he conducted significant research on advanced functional materials.
Professional Education
Shafiq also holds a Bachelor in Education from Northern University, Pakistan, and completed a Chinese language course at Anhui Normal University, enhancing his teaching skills and language proficiency.
Research Focus
Shafiq’s research interests include the first-principles study of advanced functional materials, the development of new computational methods, the use of machine learning tools to predict new functional materials, and finite element analysis in COMSOL to study device performance and efficiency.
Professional Journey
2018.12-2020.12 Postdoc, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen, China
Shafiq began his professional career as a postdoctoral researcher at Shenzhen University, expanding his research portfolio.
2020.12-2021.12 Research Associate, Southern University of Science and Technology, Shenzhen, China
He then worked as a Research Associate, contributing to various research projects.
2021.12-2022.07 Self-employed, Sypotoelectronic LTD, UK
Shafiq gained industry experience by working as a self-employed researcher with Sypotoelectronic LTD in the UK.
2022.08-Now Scientific Researcher, YDRI-UESTC, Zhejiang, China
Currently, Shafiq is a scientific researcher at the Young Doctor Research Institute of UESTC, where he continues his advanced research in computational materials science and condensed matter physics.
Honors & Awards
Shafiq has received several prestigious awards, including the Chinese Government Scholarship Award, Gold Medal in M.Sc. Physics, Position Holder at the 7th Physical Academic Forum of USTC, Organizing Committee Member Award from Physics USA Leadership Committee, Best Reviewer Award from IOP Society, Best Presenter Award at UK-Canada Joint Symposium, and Research Associate Title Award from Zhejiang Province.
Publications Noted & Contributions
Shafiq has published extensively in high-impact journals. His notable publications include studies on photocatalytic potential, in-plane heterostructures, computational insight of anode materials, and enhanced optoelectronic properties. His work has significantly contributed to the understanding and development of advanced functional materials and computational methods.
The Structural Stabilities and Band Gap Engineering of Core-Shell Nanowires
Authors: L. Zhu, S.U. Rehman, L. Zhang, S. Wu, Y. Xie, X. Wang
Source: IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, Vol. 490, Issue 2, 022021, 2019
Citations: 1
In-plane Heterostructures of Transition Metal Dichalcogenide Monolayers with Enhanced Charge Separation and Effective Overall Water Splitting
Author: S.U. Rehman
Source: International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, Vol. 80, pp. 280–288, 2024
High-throughput First Principles Screening of Transition Metal Dichalcogenides Monolayers for Overall Water Splitting and Photo-corrosion Inhibition
Authors: S.U. Rehman, J.W. Wang, N. Mahmood, J. Xian
Year: 2023
Ultralight FeSiAl Micro-flake Flying with Propylene to Favor Fast Growth of Carbon Nanotube Arrays at 99% High-efficient Conversion
Authors: X. Fu, D. Zou, G. Chen, X. He, S.U. Rehman, N. Wang, Y. Liu, X. Jian
Source: Journal of Alloys and Compounds, Vol. 960, 171057, 2023
Core/Shell Nanowires
Authors: S.U. Rehman, Z.Y. Li, H.M. Li, Z.J. Ding
Source: Physica B: Physics of Condensed Matter, 2017
Multi-Junction Photocatalyst of TiO2@C@G-C3N4 for the Degradation of Formaldehyde and Methyl Orange
Authors: X. Jian, S.U. Rehman, R. Jonathan, F. Cao, X. Ma, J. Wang, Y. Liu
Research Timeline
Shafiq’s research timeline highlights his consistent contributions to the field of condensed matter physics and materials science, from his early academic pursuits to his current role as a scientific researcher. His work has evolved from foundational studies to advanced computational research, reflecting his growth and expertise in the field.
Collaborations and Projects
Shafiq has actively collaborated with various academic and research institutions, contributing to numerous projects in condensed matter physics and materials science. His collaborative efforts have resulted in significant advancements in his field and have fostered a productive exchange of knowledge and expertise.
Teaching Interest
Shafiq is passionate about teaching and has a strong interest in subjects such as Computational Material Science, Solid State Physics, Quantum Physics, Introduction to First Principles Methods, and Introduction to Python and Machine Learning. He is dedicated to sharing his knowledge and inspiring the next generation of scientists.