Assist Prof Dr. MehdiAbdolmaleki, Sayyed Jamaleddin Asadabadi University, Iran
Dr. Mehdi Abdolmaleki is an accomplished educator with a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Tabriz University, Iran (2013). Since 2014, he has served as an Assistant Professor and Lecturer at Sayyed Jamaleddin Asadabadi University, Asadabad, Iran. Dr. Abdolmaleki specializes in General Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Nanochemistry, and Applied Electrochemistry at the undergraduate level, and Advanced Corrosion, Advanced Physical Chemistry, and Surface and Solid State Chemistry at the M.Sc level. With a commitment to excellence, he has contributed significantly to the academic landscape, fostering knowledge and expertise in chemistry. šš¬
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Education:
Dr. Mehdi Abdolmaleki is a distinguished academician with an extensive background in chemistry. He earned his Ph.D. in Chemistry from Tabriz University, Iran, in 2013, showcasing his commitment to advancing knowledge in the field. Prior to his doctoral studies, he completed his M.Sc in Chemistry at Iran University of Science and Technology in 2006, followed by a B.Sc in Chemistry from Bu-Ali Sina University in 2004. Dr. Abdolmaleki’s academic journey reflects a progressive dedication to the discipline, culminating in a rich educational foundation that serves as the bedrock for his impactful contributions to the field of chemistry. šš¬
Employment:
Dr. Mehdi Abdolmaleki has been a stalwart in academia since 2014, holding the position of Assistant Professor at the Department of Chemistry, Sayyed Jamaleddin Asadabadi University in Asadabad, Iran. Simultaneously, he has served as a dedicated Lecturer, contributing significantly to the academic landscape. His dual role highlights his commitment to both teaching and research. As an Assistant Professor, Dr. Abdolmaleki brings his wealth of knowledge to shape the minds of aspiring chemists, fostering a dynamic learning environment. His enduring dedication to the Department of Chemistry at Sayyed Jamaleddin Asadabadi University underscores his passion for education and the advancement of chemical sciences. šš¬
Teaching Experience:
Dr. Mehdi Abdolmaleki boasts a comprehensive teaching portfolio spanning various levels of academia. At the undergraduate level, he imparts knowledge in General Chemistry I and II, Physical Chemistry I, II, and III, elucidating fundamental principles to budding chemists. His expertise extends to specialized courses such as The Principles of Corrosion and Protection of Metals, Applied Electrochemistry, and Nanochemistry, providing students with a nuanced understanding of these intricate subjects. At the postgraduate level, Dr. Abdolmaleki delves into Advanced Corrosion, Advanced Physical Chemistry, and Surface and Solid State Chemistry, fostering a deepened exploration of these advanced topics. ššØāš«
Research Focus:
Dr. Mehdi Abdolmaleki’s research focus lies in the interdisciplinary realm of materials science and electrochemistry. His extensive body of work includes investigations into the effect of surface morphology and crystalline texture on the corrosion behavior, structural, and magnetic properties of nanocrystalline materials. Additionally, he explores the adsorption behavior of amphetamine on inorganic nanotubes and nanosheets. Dr. Abdolmaleki has made notable contributions to the field, particularly in the areas of electrodeposition, corrosion resistance, and electrocatalysis. š§Ŗāļø His diverse research portfolio showcases a commitment to advancing our understanding of material properties and their applications in various electrochemical systems.
Publication Top Notes:
- An investigation on the effect of surface morphology and crystalline texture on corrosion behavior, structural and magnetic properties of electrodeposited nanocrystallineĀ ā¦
- Cited by: 108 š
- Year: 2014 šļø
- Adsorption behavior of amphetamine on the inorganic BC3 nanotube and nanosheet: DFT studies
- Cited by: 51 š
- Year: 2018 šļø
- Investigation of the porous nanostructured Cu/Ni/AuNi electrode for sodium borohydride electrooxidation
- Cited by: 46 š
- Year: 2013 šļø
- Hydrogen storage by Ni-doped silicon carbide nanocage: A theoretical study
- Cited by: 43 š
- Year: 2018 šļø
- Methanol electro-oxidation on a porous nanostructured Ni/Pd-Ni electrode in alkaline media
- Cited by: 43 š
- Year: 2013 šļø
- Synthesis and characterization of porous nanostructured Ni/PdNi electrode towards electrooxidation of borohydride
- Cited by: 42 š
- Year: 2013 šļø
- Investigation of corrosion resistance of electrodeposited NiāW/SiC composite coatings
- Cited by: 38 š
- Year: 2014 šļø
- Preparation, characterization, and application of alkaline leached Ni/ZnāNi binary coatings for electro-oxidation of methanol in alkaline solution
- Cited by: 38 š
- Year: 2012 šļø
- Direct hydrazine-hydrogen peroxide fuel cell using carbon supported Co@ Au core-shell nanocatalyst
- Cited by: 32 š
- Year: 2017 šļø
- Electrocatalytic oxidation of sodium borohydride on a nanoporous Ni/Zn-Ni electrode
- Cited by: 32 š
- Year: 2012 šļø