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I am an active researcher with a strong focus on electrochemical applications, particularly in the domain of advanced energy storage systems. My primary area of expertise lies in the design, synthesis, and characterization of novel electrode materials such as metal oxides, conducting polymers, graphitic carbon nitride (g-C₃N₄) composites, carbon quantum dots (CQDs), and transition metal-doped nanomaterials. I have extensively explored their applications in supercapacitors, batteries, and hybrid energy storage devices.

My research aims to bridge the gap between material science and energy technology by enhancing the charge storage capacity, cyclic stability, and energy/power density of electrochemical devices through strategic material engineering and structural optimization. I have a particular interest in ternary and doped nanocomposites, where synergistic interactions improve electrochemical performance significantly.

To date, I have authored and co-authored 32 publications in peer-reviewed international journal, all focused on the field of energy storage and electrochemical materials. These publications reflect a consistent effort toward developing sustainable, scalable, and high-performance energy storage systems suitable for next-generation electronic and green energy technologies.

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