I am eager in benefiting from the synergy between my computational skills and experimental background to tackle challenging energy and environmental obstacles at the intersection of material and computational science. I have developed the experimental skills throughout my MSc and PhD studies while I have learned computational techniques after my PhD on my own interest and effort. Although I am able to conduct independent research projects, I thrive working as a team member and have proactively collaborated with researchers at different institutions around the world to complete various projects.
I am currently working in University of Bath as research associated in the research groups of Prof. Saiful Islam and Dr. Benjamin Morgan. We are performing research on Li-ion batteries within the CATMAT project which is funded by Faraday Institution on "Next Generation Lithium Ion Cathode Materials".