Zohreh Shahnavaz
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Zohreh Shahnavaz is a materials scientist and electrochemist whose work centers on the design of advanced nanostructured electrodes for next-generation energy storage systems. Her primary research focuses on the synthesis and characterization of MXene-based composites and layered double hydroxides (LDHs) for high-performance supercapacitors. In her most-cited paper, she introduced a novel electrostatically assembled nanoflower-like MXene/NiCu-LDH composite thin film, demonstrating a scalable route to flexible supercapacitors with exceptional capacitive energy storage. This work, already garnering early citations, highlights her ability to engineer hierarchical architectures that synergize the conductivity of MXenes with the pseudocapacitive activity of bimetallic LDHs. Shahnavaz’s contributions are particularly notable for advancing the practical viability of flexible, wearable energy devices—a critical frontier in portable electronics. Her research has been recognized for its innovative approach to interfacial assembly and electrochemical performance optimization. With a growing citation footprint, she is emerging as a key figure in the development of sustainable, high-energy-density supercapacitors, bridging fundamental materials chemistry with applied device engineering.
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