Ms. Sheza Muqaddas - Electrochemical Sensor - Young Scientist Award

Shanghai Jiao Tong University - China 

AUTHOR PROFILE 

SCOPUS 

EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS 🎓

Sheza Muqaddas began her academic journey with a Bachelor's degree in Physical Chemistry from Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, Pakistan, in 2019. With a keen interest in applied chemistry, Sheza pursued an MPhil in Chemistry from the University of Lahore, where she specialized in Physical Chemistry. Her dissertation, titled "Copper Oxide Modified Carbon Nanotube Fibers for Electrochemical Detection of Glucose," laid the foundation for her future research endeavors in nanomaterials and electrochemical sensing.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS 💼

Sheza is currently working as a Research Assistant at the University of Management and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan. Her career in research has also seen her contribute significantly to the academic community during her previous role as a Research Assistant at the University of Lahore from 2022 to 2023. In this position, she was involved in the development of carbon nanotube fiber-based sensors for glucose detection, collaborating on publications and conference presentations, further solidifying her role in advancing scientific research in chemistry.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS 🔬

Sheza's research focuses on the development and enhancement of electrochemical sensing technologies, particularly those that leverage nanomaterials like copper oxide-modified carbon Electrochemical Sensor nanotube fibers. Her work aims to advance the field of sensor technology, specifically for the detection of glucose, which has vast applications in health and environmental monitoring. Sheza's contributions in the field of physical chemistry and nanotechnology are promising, with the potential to drive innovation in electrochemical detection methods.

SUPPLEMENTARY TRAINING AND EXPERTISE 📚

Sheza's academic and professional growth is further supported by specialized training. In 2022, she completed a six-month training program in Electrochemical Sensing at Quaid-e-Azam Electrochemical Sensor University, Islamabad. This training has bolstered her expertise in the area of electrochemical sensors, equipping her with the technical skills required for her current research projects and making her a valuable asset in the field of applied chemistry.

IMPACT AND INFLUENCE 🌟

Although at an early stage in her career, Sheza Muqaddas's work in the field of electrochemical sensing and nanomaterials is already poised to have a significant impact. Her research, Electrochemical Sensor particularly in glucose detection, contributes to the growing body of knowledge in health sciences, offering potential applications in medical diagnostics and monitoring. Sheza’s work not only influences academic discussions but also has the capacity to extend into real-world solutions that can improve healthcare and environmental quality.

LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS 🔮

Looking ahead, Sheza's career in chemistry holds the promise of further groundbreaking research in nanotechnology and electrochemical sensing. Her continued exploration of carbon nanotube-based sensors and other nanomaterials positions her to make lasting contributions to both fundamental chemistry and applied science. Sheza's commitment to advancing sensor technologies, particularly for medical and environmental applications, will undoubtedly influence future developments in these fields, leaving a positive legacy for future generations of researchers.

NOTABLE PUBLICATIONS 

  1. Title: A flexible carbon nanotubes-based microelectrode for non-enzymatic electrochemical uric acid and ascorbic acid sensing
    Authors: Nazir, A., Muqaddas, S., Ali, A., Mahmoud, H.M.A., Ahmed, A.M.E.
    Journal: Materials Science and Engineering: B, 2024, 307, 117480
  2. Title: An Ultralight Composite Current Collector Enabling High-Energy-Density and High-Rate Anode-Free Lithium Metal Battery
    Authors: Ouyang, Z., Wang, S., Wang, Y., Li, J., Sun, H.
    Journal: Advanced Materials, 2024, 36(33), 2407648
  3. Title: Novel structured carbon nanotubes fiber-based microelectrodes for efficient electrochemical water splitting and glucose sensing
    Authors: Ali, A., Muqaddas, S., Aldosari, H., Ahmad, A., Ahmad, M.
    Journal: Carbon, 2024, 218, 118709
  4. Title: Cobalt Ferrite Surface-Modified Carbon Nanotube Fibers as an Efficient and Flexible Electrode for Overall Electrochemical Water Splitting Reactions
    Authors: Fatima, A., Aldosari, H., Al-Buriahi, M.S., Muqaddas, S., Ali, A.
    Journal: ACS Omega, 2023, 8(41), pp. 37927–37935
  5. Title: Electrodeposited NiCoO2@CNTs fiber as efficient counter electrode in wire-shaped dye-sensitized solar cells
    Authors: Aldosari, H., Ali, A., Muqaddas, S., Shoukat, R., Awad, M.A.
    Journal: Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics, 2023, 34(28), 1916
Ms. Sheza Muqaddas – Electrochemical Sensor – Young Scientist Award