The nanotechnology research group was established in 2016 and Dr. Rasoul Moradi is running the group since that time for more than six years. The research group is formed of researchers and students of Khazar University with scientific contributions of international scholars. Currently, the group has the research focus on the following main scopes:
The group consists of individuals as advisory board and students. Advisory board members are distinguished international researchers and professors. Student members are undergraduate and graduate students from Khazar University and other local and foreign institutes.
Director:
Advisory Board:
Current Members:
Dilara Huseynova: PhD candidate in Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials.
My PhD research project is about the preparation and characterization of highly aligned PVDF/Fe3O4 hybrid nanofibers.
Sadegh Rajabi: Graduated in Master of Petroleum Engineering from Khazar University.
I have contributed immensely to nanotechnology across diverse the oil and gas industrial applications. My research interests are focused on: Nanoparticles and Nanofluids, Nanohydrogels and Nanocomposites Engineering and Fluid Flow in Porous Media.
Matlab Hajiyev: 4th year Chemical Engineering student (Bachelor of Science).
I am interested in Sustainability and Energy, Polymers and Soft Materials, Bioenergy and enzymology.
Zeynab Farzizada: 4th year Chemical Engineering student (Bachelor of Science).
My research interests lie in the fields of Materials Synthesis and Processing,
Crystallography, Concentrating solar-thermal power (CSP) technologies, Mesoporouse materials.
Seymur Mirzaliyev: 3rd year Petroleum Engineering student (Bachelor of Science).
My research interests are Geology, Renewable energy, Improved and enhanced oil recovery issues, Petrology, Mineralogy and Data Science.
Rashad Musayev: 1st year Transportation and Storage of Oil and Gas (Master’s degree).
I am interested in Smart solutions, green and renewable energies.
Mahammad Sadigov: 3rd year Chemical Engineering student (Bachelor of Science).
My research focus is germane to the removal of contaminants, especially methyl orange, from the water by developing a novel nano-bio organoclay that consisted of shiraxank and chitosan as the sedimentary rock and organic compound, respectively.
Rasim Yusifov: 3rd year Chemical Engineering student (Bachelor of Science).
I have an ongoing research on the use of chitosan in delivery of drugs used in cancer treatment.
Azer Aliyev: Graduated student in Chemical Engineering (Bachelor of Science).
My interests lie in Nano-architected polymers and their surface modifications approaches.
Former Members: