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Sajid Khan | Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

Ph.D Scholar at University of Science & Technology Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan,Ā 

Sajid Khan is a seasoned physicist specializing in condensed matter physics, with a focus on superconductors and thermoelectric materials. He has an extensive academic background, marked by multiple publications in high-impact journals, and proficiency in advanced simulation tools such as Wien2k and Matlab. His research spans Zintl compounds, 2D materials, and heterogeneous catalysis. With years of experience as an assistant professor and researcher, Sajid has demonstrated excellence in both teaching and mentoring. He seeks to contribute to cutting-edge advancements in material science, leveraging his interdisciplinary expertise to explore innovative solutions in physics and engineering.

šŸ“š Profile

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šŸŽ“ Education

Sajid Khan holds a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Science and Technology, Bannu, Pakistan (2017-2020), where he specialized in thermoelectric properties of Zintl compounds using DFT-based methods. He earned an M.Phil. in Physics from Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad (2007-2009), with research focused on superconductors, and an M.Sc. in Physics from the same university (2005-2007). His academic journey began with a B.Sc. from Gomal University, D.I. Khan (2002-2004), and F.Sc. from Govt. Postgraduate College, Bannu, demonstrating consistent academic excellence throughout.

šŸ’¼ Experience

Sajid Khanā€™s professional experience includes over a decade of teaching and research in physics. Since 2010, he has served as an Assistant Professor at Government Degree College, Domel, Bannu, teaching undergraduate physics and supervising lab experiments. From 2017 onwards, he has also worked as a Visiting Researcher at the University of Science and Technology, Bannu, focusing on simulations and data analysis in condensed matter physics. Earlier, he was a Research Associate at Quaid-i-Azam University (2008-2009), conducting groundbreaking research in superconductivity under the mentorship of esteemed physicists.

šŸ”¬ Research Interests

Sajid Khanā€™s research interests encompass a wide array of topics within condensed matter physics and materials science. His primary focus is on the thermoelectric properties of Zintl compounds, along with structural, electronic, and magnetic characteristics of perovskites. He has a keen interest in surface physics, gas sensors, nanomaterials, and heterogeneous catalysis. His expertise in Density Functional Theory (DFT) allows him to explore the fundamental electronic properties of advanced materials. Sajidā€™s research seeks to bridge the gap between theoretical physics and practical applications in energy-efficient and advanced materials.

šŸ† Awards and Honors

Sajid Khan has been recognized for his academic and research excellence throughout his career. He was awarded a Merit Scholarship during his M.Phil. studies at Quaid-i-Azam University (2007-2009). In 2019, he received the Best Poster Presentation award at the University of Science and Technology, Bannu, acknowledging his contributions to thermoelectric materials research. Earlier, he earned a merit scholarship during his F.Sc. studies (2000-2001). These accolades highlight his commitment to advancing the field of physics and reflect his consistent performance in both academic and research endeavors.

šŸ”š Conclusion

Sajid Khan is a dedicated researcher with an impressive track record in condensed matter physics and materials science, particularly thermoelectric materials. His research, publication record, and teaching experience make him a solid candidate for awards focused on scientific achievement. However, for the Best Researcher Award, additional elements such as broader international recognition, leadership in larger research initiatives, and demonstrated real-world impact would make his case even stronger. Based on his current profile, he would be a competitive contender, but there may be stronger candidates if these elements are missing.

Publications Top Notes šŸ“š

    • Effect of cations on the structural, optoelectronic, and thermoelectric properties of AMgā‚‚Nā‚‚ (A = Yb, Sm, Eu) Zintl compounds; An ab-initio study
      Authors: Usman, T., Khan, S., Khan, D.F., Khan, S.A., Li, X.
      Year: 2025
      Citations: 0
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    • Selective-wavelength perfect infrared absorption in Ag@ZnO conical metamaterial structure
      Authors: Faisal, M., Ur Rahman, A., Khan, S., Bourhia, M., Younous, Y.A.
      Year: 2024
      Citations: 0
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    • Interaction of Hā‚‚S with perfect and O-covered Pd(100) surface: A first-principles study
      Authors: Usman, T., Ilyas, A., Khan, S.A., Alotaibi, M.A., Tan, M.-Q.
      Year: 2024
      Citations: 0
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    • First-principles study of structural, electronic, optical, and thermoelectric properties of rare earth-based perovskites XAlOā‚ƒ (X = Sm, Eu, Gd)
      Authors: Usman, T., Ali Khan, S., Khan, S., Liaqat, K., Hanif, M.
      Year: 2024
      Citations: 1
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    • First-principles investigation of structural, electronic and thermoelectric properties of SmMgā‚‚Xā‚‚ (X = P, As, Sb, Bi) Zintl compounds
      Authors: Khan, S., Khan, D.F., Usman, T., Ashraf, M.W., Ilyas, A.
      Year: 2024
      Citations: 2
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    • Electronic and Thermoelectric Properties of YbĀ²āŗ-Doped Cubic Perovskite CsCaClā‚ƒ: A First-Principles Study
      Authors: Rahman, A.U., Khan, R., Jabeen, N., Alanazi, Y.M., Abdul, M.
      Year: 2024
      Citations: 0
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    • Electronic and thermoelectric properties of YbMgā‚‚Xā‚‚ (X = P, As, Sb, Bi) Zintl compounds by first-principles method
      Authors: Khan, S., Khan, D.F., Neffati, R., Jan, S.U., Murtaza, G.
      Year: 2024
      Citations: 11
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    • First-principle insight into the structural, electronic, elastic and optical properties of Cs-based double perovskites Csā‚‚XCrClā‚† (X = K, Na)
      Authors: Al-Humaidi, J.Y., Ullah, A., Khan, N.U., Refat, M.S., Zaman, A.
      Year: 2023
      Citations: 21
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Sajid Khan | Materials Science | Best Researcher Award

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