Dr. MOHD TAAZEEM ANSARI | MATERIAL SCIENCE | Best Researcher Award
JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA NEW DELHI, India
Author Profile
🌱 Early Academic Pursuits
Dr. Mohd Taazeem Ansari embarked on his academic journey with a deep-rooted passion for Electronics 🔌 and Applied Physics ⚛️. He completed his Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Electronics from the University of Delhi (2009–2012) with an impressive 74.60% 🧠. During this foundational phase, his curiosity in embedded systems and microprocessor technology led him to develop a “Security Alarm System” based on the 8085 microprocessor—a project that showcased both his analytical skills and hands-on approach.
His academic voyage continued with a Master of Science in Electronics at Jamia Millia Islamia (2012–2014), where he further refined his expertise. Scoring 81.60%, he demonstrated excellence through his dissertation project, where he designed a “Software for Simulation of Op-Amp Circuits” using C programming 💻. His scientific curiosity extended beyond software, as seen in his internship, which explored the dielectric properties of sol-gel-derived Barium Strontium Titanate, providing a strong base in material science 🔬 and solid-state physics.
🎓 Professional Endeavors
Dr. Ansari pursued a Ph.D. in Applied Physics at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi (2017–2021), focusing on the modelling of miniaturized functional devices using quantum mechanical methods for applications in Nano Electronics 🤖. His research aligned with global trends in quantum materials, nanoelectronics, and device fabrication, positioning him as a competent scientist in the cutting-edge domain of computational material science 🌐.
Currently associated with the Department of Applied Sciences & Humanities, Faculty of Engineering & Technology, Jamia Millia Islamia, Dr. Ansari contributes both as an academic and a researcher, guiding students and advancing theoretical models for practical nanoelectronic devices ⚙️.
🔬 Contributions and Research Focus
Dr. Ansari’s research explores the quantum mechanical modeling of nanoscale devices, a field crucial for the development of next-generation transistors, sensors, and optoelectronic systems 🌈. His work bridges computational physics and device engineering, and he has hands-on experience with advanced simulation tools like ATK-VNL (QuantumWise/Synopsys), Quantum Espresso (BURAI), and NanoDcal 🔍.
He has also utilized Agilent LCR meters in practical experiments to derive key parameters such as dielectric constants and impedance, combining computational and experimental approaches for a holistic understanding of material behavior.
🏅 Accolades and Recognition
Dr. Ansari has received multiple awards in recognition of his academic brilliance. Notably:
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🏆 Urdu Academy Excellence Award – Received three times for outstanding achievement in the Urdu language, showcasing his cultural and linguistic versatility 📜.
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🎓 Central Government Minority Scholarship – A prestigious award received twice, reflecting consistent academic merit and commitment to higher learning.
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🥇 Served as a City Operationalist during the Commonwealth Games 2010, contributing to a large-scale international event, demonstrating strong organizational and interpersonal skills.
🌍 Impact and Influence
Dr. Ansari’s interdisciplinary expertise in physics, electronics, and materials science positions him uniquely at the confluence of research, education, and technological innovation ⚡. His ability to mentor students, navigate both theoretical and experimental domains, and develop real-world applicable models enhances the research ecosystem at Jamia Millia Islamia and beyond.
His contributions are especially impactful in the context of sustainable nano-device modeling and green electronics 🌱, essential in today’s push toward eco-friendly technology ♻️.
📘 Legacy and Future Contributions
As Dr. Ansari continues to evolve in his academic career, his vision is set on the advancement of nanoelectronics, particularly in device miniaturization, sensor technology, and quantum simulations 🔗. With a strong command over both programming tools like Python 🐍 and research software, he is well-equipped to lead collaborative projects at the intersection of simulation and hardware implementation.
In the future, his work is likely to influence not just academia but also industrial applications of nano-functional materials and AI-driven simulation environments 🤖📊. Dr. Ansari’s journey reflects a rare blend of scientific rigor, cultural depth, and technological vision—hallmarks of a future-ready scholar 🌟.
Citations
A total of 81 citations for his publications, demonstrating the impact and recognition of his research within the academic community.
- Citations 81
- h-index 04
- i10-index 02
Notable Publications
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Title: Fabrication of a zinc oxide/alginate (ZnO/Alg) bionanocomposite for enhanced dye degradation and its optimization study
Authors: V.U. Siddiqui, A. Ansari, M.T. Ansari, M.K. Akram, W.A. Siddiqi
Journal: RSC Advances
Year: 2022 -
Title: Optimization of facile synthesized ZnO/CuO nanophotocatalyst for organic dye degradation by visible light irradiation using response surface methodology
Authors: V.U. Siddiqui, A. Ansari, M.T. Ansari, M.K. Akram, W.A. Siddiqi, A.M. Alosaimi, et al.
Journal: Catalysts
Year: 2021 -
Title: Analyzing the electronic and conductive characteristics of zigzag graphene nanoribbons upon NOx and N₂O Adsorption: An ab-initio study
Authors: M.M. Husain, M.T. Ansari, A. Almohammedi
Journal: Materials Today Communications
Year: 2024 -
Title: Occurrence of nonohmic trend in the ballistic transport mode of a modelled low dimensional device capable of performing electronic functions
Authors: M.T. Ansari, A. Almohammedi, M. Rafat, M.M. Husain
Journal: Superlattices and Microstructures
Year: 2021 -
Title: Influence of varying carbon oxides concentrations on the selectivity of an electrical sensor utilizing graphene nanoribbons
Authors: M.M. Husain, M.T. Ansari, A. Almohammedi
Journal: Micro and Nanostructures
Year: 2024