I am currently undertaking my doctoral studies at the Iran University of Science and Technology, where I have the privilege of being a member of the esteemed research group led by Professor Dr. Eftekhari Yekta. My research centers on the exploration of glass and glass-ceramics, with the hope of making a meaningful contribution to the advancement of knowledge within this specialized domain.
In this study, we investigate the effects of Non-uniform electric field-assisted ion exchange. The present study aims to explore the application of a nonuniform electric field as a means to enhance the generation of targeted ion diffusion patterns in the ion exchange process.
I constructed a Mini-CNC machine employing an Arduino Nano and GRBL. This project proved to be highly enjoyable and engaging, providing a unique blend of technical challenges and creative fulfillment.
In this project, we have successfully developed a cost-effective formulation for lubricating blank molds used in IS machines, addressing the essential lubrication requirements of these machines.
In this research, we conducted measurements of ionic conduction in both the molten and glassy states utilizing a customized experimental setup. Additionally, the activation energy associated with the conduction process was determined.
I have successfully constructed three laboratory electric furnaces, and I find this project particularly intriguing. One of these furnaces is currently in use at the catalyst laboratory situated within the Chemical Engineering Faculty at IUST.
In my leisure hours, I am engaged in a fascinating project centered around Liquid Feed Flame Spray Pyrolysis (LF-FSP). This endeavor not only offers enjoyment but also presents considerable potential for applications in material science and engineering.
Feel free to reach out via email with any thoughts or suggestions that you believe could enhance my projects. Whether it's ideas for improvement or questions about the project itself, I am more than willing to engage in discussions and explore ways to collaborate for further development. Your input is valuable, and I appreciate the opportunity to discuss any aspects of the project that interest you.