Researcher at University of Torino, Italy
Dr. Noor Tayyaba is a dedicated researcher in the field of chemistry, currently pursuing her Ph.D. at the University of Torino, Italy. Her work focuses on the development and characterization of advanced nanoporous materials for environmental remediation and sensing applications. With a strong foundation in textile and applied chemistry, she holds an M.Phil. in Chemistry from the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, and a B.Sc. in Chemistry from Government College for Women University, Pakistan. Dr. Tayyaba has authored multiple peer-reviewed publications and participated in international conferences and research collaborations. Her academic journey is marked by a commitment to sustainable materials, innovative analytical techniques, and green chemistry solutions.
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Education
Dr. Noor Tayyaba has pursued a comprehensive and interdisciplinary academic journey in the field of chemistry, with a strong focus on nanomaterials and textile chemistry. She is currently completing her Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Chemistry at the University of Torino, Italy (2022–2025), where her research centers on the characterization and applications of nanoporous materials, particularly for environmental and sensing technologies. Prior to this, she earned her Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.) in Chemistry from the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan (2018–2021). Her M.Phil. thesis focused on the oxidative color stripping of cotton fabric dyed with reactive red dyes using microwave-assisted processes, showcasing her early engagement in sustainable and innovative chemical treatment techniques. She began her higher education with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry at Government College for Women University, Faisalabad, Pakistan (2014–2018), where she received foundational training in synthetic and organic chemistry, physical and analytical chemistry, nanotechnology, and spectroscopy. This robust educational background has equipped her with the theoretical and practical expertise to contribute significantly to advanced materials science and green chemistry research.
Experience
Dr. Noor Tayyaba has accumulated diverse and impactful research experience across multiple academic institutions. She is currently serving as a Doctorate Researcher at the University of Torino, Italy (2022–Present), where she has been actively involved in the synthesis and characterization of nanoporous gold and copper materials for environmental sensing and water treatment. Her work includes applying Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS) techniques for detecting pollutants, developing zero-valent iron (ZVI) materials for dye degradation, and promoting green chemistry solutions. In 2023, she participated in an International Research Mobility program at the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, focusing on dye degradation using metastable white cast iron under various environmental conditions to optimize textile wastewater treatment. Earlier, from 2019 to 2021, she conducted M.Phil. thesis research in textile chemistry at the same university, working on oxidative and reductive color stripping of reactive dyes using microwave irradiation reactors and operating SpectraFlash spectrophotometers for precise color analysis. Her foundational experience began during her undergraduate training (2014–2018) at Government College for Women University, where she mastered essential chemistry lab techniques such as titrations, organic synthesis, chromatography, and separation methods. Throughout her academic career, Dr. Tayyaba has demonstrated strong analytical capabilities and hands-on expertise with advanced instrumentation in chemical and nanomaterial research.
Research Interests
Dr. Noor Tayyaba’s research interests lie at the intersection of nanomaterials, environmental chemistry, and analytical techniques, with a strong emphasis on sustainable and cost-effective solutions. Her work primarily focuses on the design, synthesis, and characterization of nanoporous materials such as gold, copper, and zero-valent iron for applications in environmental remediation and chemical sensing. She has a deep interest in Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS) for ultrasensitive detection of contaminants and has explored the use of nanostructures for enhancing sensor performance. Additionally, Dr. Tayyaba is engaged in photocatalysis, dye degradation, and wastewater treatment, aiming to develop green alternatives for industrial processes. Her earlier academic research includes microwave-assisted oxidative and reductive color stripping in textile chemistry and the fabrication of novel sensor substrates through techniques like dynamic hydrogen bubble templating and chemical dealloying. Overall, her research is driven by a passion for nanotechnology, material science, and environmental sustainability through innovative chemical engineering approaches.
Awards
Dr. Noor Tayyaba has been recognized with several prestigious awards that reflect her academic excellence and research accomplishments in the field of chemistry and nanomaterials. She was awarded a fully funded Ph.D. scholarship under the Italian PON program for her exceptional academic record and research potential, enabling her to pursue advanced doctoral studies at the University of Torino. In acknowledgment of her academic achievements, she was also selected for the Prime Minister of Pakistan’s Free Laptop Scheme, granted on a merit basis to high-performing students. Furthermore, she earned a Research Publication Certificate from the International Journal of Science and Innovative Research in recognition of her contributions to scientific literature. These honors underscore her commitment to impactful research, innovation, and academic distinction in sustainable nanotechnology and environmental chemistry.
Top Noted Publications
Textile fabric’s and dyes
Cited: 11
Chemical Color Stripping of Cellulose Fabric dyed with Reactive dyes
Cited: 9
Ultrasensitive detection of malachite green isothiocyanate using nanoporous gold as SERS substrate
Cited: 6
Conclusion
With a strong international research record, interdisciplinary expertise, publication excellence, and impactful contributions to environmental sustainability and material science, Dr. Noor Tayyaba is highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award. Her academic rigor, innovation, and commitment to scientific advancement make her a leading emerging voice in the field.