Ibtisam Abbasi

B.Sc. Aerospace Engineering

Ibtisam graduated from the Institute of Space Technology, Islamabad with a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering. During his academic career, he has worked on several research projects and has successfully managed several co-curricular events such as the International World Space Week and the International Conference on Aerospace Engineering.

Having won an English prose competition during his undergraduate degree, Ibtisam has always been keenly interested in research, writing, and editing. Soon after his graduation, he joined AzoNetwork as a freelancer to sharpen his skills.

Ibtisam loves to travel, especially visiting the countryside. He has always been a sports fan and loves to watch tennis, soccer, and cricket. Born in Pakistan, Ibtisam one day hopes to travel all over the world.

Articles from Ibtisam

Facile Sol-Gel Produces BFO Nanoparticles to Enhance H2S MEMS Gas Sensor

Researchers describe a simple sol-gel process used to create BiFeO3 (BFO) nanomaterials with a tetragonal deformed perovskite structure.

27 Jan 2022

Towards a Solar Fuel Fueled Future with Plasmonic Nanomaterials

A thorough evaluation of plasmonic materials utilized as solar fuels and reducing levels of carbon dioxide has been published.

27 Jan 2022

Advancements in Phase Change Material Candidates for Thermal Energy Storage

Researchers encapsulate dimethyl adipate into a polymer shell to prepare MNPCMS, a potential candidate for cool TES applications.

26 Jan 2022

Poly-Vinyl Alcohol Based Precursor Boosts Carbon Fiber Yield

The researchers from Indonesia and Norway have published an article in polymers in which Polyvinyl alcohol is used as a foundation for Carbon-nano fibre synthesis with the addition of silver nitrate.

25 Jan 2022

Tool Shape Variation Influences Nanofabrication Precision

Researchers have studied the effects of tool shape and configuration variation on the quality of the exterior of monocrystalline nickel nanofabrication.

21 Jan 2022

Future Outlooks on the Use of Paper in Optoelectronic Devices

The latest article available as a pre-proof in the journal iScience has discussed the development and properties of paper-based organic optoelectronic devices.

20 Jan 2022

New Approach to CO2 Adsorption Could Improve Carbon Capture

A new method of carbon dioxide (CO2) adsorption upon magnesium oxide (MgO) hopes to improve carbon capture systems.

19 Jan 2022

Green, Eco-Friendly Solar Cells Utilize Quantum Dots

A new review discusses advancements in the photovoltaic energy sector, focussing on quantum dot sensitized solar cells.

18 Jan 2022

Advancing Nanogenerators Powered by Water Evaporation

For the evolution of self-powered adaptable wearable electronic equipment, a power source with long-term stability and flexibility is critical.

14 Jan 2022

CNT Peanut Biofuel Blend Improves Emissions and Performance

The introduction of peanut biodiesel mixture and CNTs impacted performance and combustion specifications compared to neat diesel.

13 Jan 2022

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