Researcher at Nik Hamel Noor, Iran
🌟 Nazila Zarabinia is a dedicated researcher in solid-state physics, specializing in solar cell technologies and nanomaterials. She completed her PhD at the University of Zanjan, exploring perovskite phase deposition for solar cell performance. With experience as a researcher at Shahid Beheshti University and a scholarship recipient at the University of Rome “Tor Vergata,” she has made significant contributions to renewable energy. She is recognized for her innovative research on flexible perovskite solar cells and her active role in academic and scientific communities.
Publication Profile
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Education 🎓
Bachelor’s in Solid-State Physics, Khajeh Nasir University, Tehran, 2002–2006. Master’s in Solid-State Physics, Alzahra University, Tehran, 2013–2015. PhD in Solid-State Physics, University of Zanjan, 2017–2021. Scholarship recipient at the Center for Hybrid and Organic Solar Energy, University of Rome “Tor Vergata,” 2019–2020.
Experience💼
Advisor, Young Elite Institute. Researcher, Shahid Beheshti University Photonic Lab, 2018–2019, 2021–2022. Content Producer, NikCell Company. Professor, Azad University, teaching physics and mathematics.
Awards & Honors 🏆
National Foundation of Elites Prize. National Patent: Ceramic stylus head. Top Researcher at Alzahra University.
Research Focus 🔬
Flexible perovskite solar cells. Advanced deposition techniques like spin-coating, spray coating, and soft covering. Nanomaterials synthesis and solar cell characterization. Quantum dots, graphene-based hole transport layers, and superconductor YBCO synthesis.
Publications 📖
Open Access 📖: Open-access articles (e.g., in iScience and Scientific Reports) are freely available to a larger audience, leading to more visibility and citations.
Practical Impact ⚡: Works like “Simple and effective deposition method for solar cell perovskite films using a sheet of paper” propose innovative and accessible methods, attracting researchers in both academia and industry.
Collaborations with Renowned Researchers 🤝: Co-authorship with well-known researchers, such as Thomas M. Brown, enhances a paper’s credibility and reach.
Timeliness of the Topic 🕒: Topics like perovskite solar cells and their efficiency enhancements are trending in renewable energy research, increasing citation rates.
Conference Contributions 🎤: Presenting at conferences like FLEPS 2022 enhances a paper’s visibility and citations by attendees and participants.
Conclusion
The candidate’s strong academic background, innovative research contributions, technical expertise, and global recognition make them a compelling nominee for the Best Researcher Award. Their work on perovskite solar cells, advanced deposition methods, and nanomaterial synthesis positions them as a leader in renewable energy and materials science. While their focus on research is commendable, expanding their influence through industrial applications, community engagement, and leadership in large-scale projects could further solidify their case as a top contender for the award.