Dr. Harez Rashid Ahmed is a distinguished researcher and lecturer at the Physical Research Lab, Department of Chemistry, College of Science, University of Sulaimani, Iraq. He holds a BSc in Chemistry and advanced degrees (MSc and PhD) in Physical Chemistry. With a robust background in chemical processes, his research spans catalyst reactions, biocatalysis, oxidation, and adsorption techniques. Dr. Ahmed is widely recognized for his contributions to advancing the understanding of these processes, particularly in terms of their practical applications in various industries. Since 2015, he has also been imparting knowledge through theoretical and practical courses in physical chemistry. Additionally, Dr. Ahmed is a part-time lecturer at Komar University of Science and Technology. His academic work is complemented by his active involvement in various research initiatives, positioning him as a key figure in his field.
Online Profiles:
Dr. Harez Rashid Ahmed maintains an active presence on several academic platforms, where his work and research are readily accessible. His Google Scholar profile highlights his various publications and citations, demonstrating the influence and reach of his research in the scientific community. He is also registered with ORCID (https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0792-5295), a platform that uniquely identifies researchers and connects them to their academic outputs. Additionally, his Scopus Author ID (57209533697) offers a comprehensive list of his research contributions, and his ResearchGate profile further provides access to his research articles, collaborations, and academic activities, making him a key contributor in his field of study.
Here are the citation metrics for Dr. Harez Rashid Ahmed:
- Total Citations: 114
- Citations Since 2019: 111
- h-index: 7
- i10-index: 4
Educational Background:
Dr. Harez Rashid Ahmed’s academic journey began with a BSc in Chemistry, followed by graduate studies culminating in both an MSc and a PhD in Physical Chemistry. His academic training has equipped him with a deep understanding of the fundamental principles of chemistry, which he applies to a variety of research topics, especially those related to catalysis and its real-world applications. This robust educational foundation has positioned him as an expert in the fields of catalyst reactions, biocatalysis, and other chemical processes.
Research Focus:
Dr. Harez Rashid Ahmed’s research primarily explores catalyst reactions, biocatalysis, oxidation, and adsorption techniques. His work in these areas aims to better understand the mechanisms that govern these chemical processes and to develop more efficient, sustainable methods for their application. Dr. Ahmed has authored numerous high-impact papers, which have contributed to advancing the science of catalysis, particularly in industrial and environmental contexts. His research helps to bridge the gap between theoretical chemistry and practical application, with implications in sectors such as renewable energy, environmental remediation, and pharmaceuticals.
Teaching Experience:
Since 2015, Dr. Harez Rashid Ahmed has taught a wide range of theoretical and practical courses in physical chemistry at the University of Sulaimani. His teaching philosophy emphasizes critical thinking and hands-on laboratory experience, providing students with a solid understanding of both the theoretical and experimental aspects of chemistry. Dr. Ahmed also works as a part-time lecturer at Komar University of Science and Technology, where he continues to inspire and educate future chemists and researchers, combining his academic expertise with real-world applications to enhance the learning experience.
Skills:
Dr. Harez Rashid Ahmed possesses a diverse set of skills that enhance his research, teaching, and professional work. He is highly proficient in technical report writing, a skill essential for documenting and disseminating scientific findings. His command of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) aids in the preparation of research presentations, while his expertise with Origin Pro Software and ASPEN HYSIS allows for advanced data analysis and simulation, especially in the context of chemical modeling and process optimization. Dr. Ahmed is also experienced in laboratory work, having led numerous experimental studies, and he is skilled in using modern statistical tools such as OriginLab. His combined skills in research, laboratory work, and communication make him a valuable asset in both academic and industry settings.
Publications:
“Utilizing sequence transformation of selective copper metal as an efficient heterogeneous Fenton-like catalyst for the degradation of aqueous methylene blue”
Authors: HR Ahmed, FS Mustafa, KHH Aziz, SJ Hinder
Journal: Reaction Kinetics, Mechanisms and Catalysis
Volume: 137, Issue: 1, Pages: 115-132
Year: 2024
“Enhanced methyl orange removal in aqueous solutions using bio-catalytic metal oxides derived from pomegranate peel waste: a green chemistry evaluation”
Authors: HR Ahmed, MA Salih, NNM Agha, DI Tofiq, MAH Karim, KF Kayani, …
Journal: Reaction Kinetics, Mechanisms and Catalysis
Pages: 1-24
Year: 2024
“An investigation into the prospective applications of bio-catalyst metal frameworks: a novel catalyst for improved removal of Congo red from aqueous solutions”
Authors: HR Ahmed, HQ Hassan, KHH Aziz
Journal: New Journal of Chemistry
Volume: 48, Issue: 15, Pages: 6817-6832
Year: 2024
“Magnetic Oxide Nano-Porous Adsorbents: A Highly Efficient Approach for Acid Fuchsin Removal from Medical Laboratory Effluents via Adsorption Process”
Authors: HRA Dler M.S. Shwan, Nian N. M. Agha, Fuad Hama Sharif Radha
Journal: Reaction Kinetics, Mechanisms and Catalysis
Year: 2023
“Comparative Study between Pentoxifylline and Pioglitazone in the Treatment of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease among Newly Detected Glucose Intolerant Patients”
Authors: MR Karim, H Ahmed, RK Paul, M Chowdhury, MS Alam, A Saha
Journal: Mymensingh Medical Journal: MMJ
Volume: 25, Issue: 2, Pages: 198-204
Year: 2016
“A comparative review of Fenton-like processes and advanced oxidation processes for Methylene Blue degradation”
Authors: HR Ahmed, KF Kayani
Journal: Inorganic Chemistry Communications
Article Number: 113467
Year: 2024