Aleezay Anjum Ahmed

About

With a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry and an Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Sustainable Biomass and Bioproducts Engineering, I bring an interdisciplinary approach to biomass valorization. My expertise spans phytochemical extraction for the green synthesis of metal oxide nanoparticles, their application as photocatalysts, and the development of lignin-based polymers as sustainable wood adhesives. As an MSCA Doctoral Candidate for DESTINY, my studies are conducted at UEF and at UNIBO. My research focuses on the holistic utilization of industrial hemp varieties across the EU. My first article explores the slow pyrolysis of industrially relevant hemp residues, aiming to extract, isolate, and purify phenolic compounds for use in the development of functional coatings.

Work

University of Eastern Finland
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Doctoral Researcher

Finland

Genetics Pharmaceuticals
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MTO

Pakistan

Education

University of Eastern Finland
Finland

Ph.D in Technical Physics

University of Bologna
Italy

Ph.D Agricultural, Environmental, and Food Science and Technology

Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology
Finland

Sustainable Biomass and Bioproducts Engineering

University of Castilla-La Mancha
Spain

Sustainable Biomass and Bioproducts Engineering

Wrocław University of Science and Technology
Poland

Sustainable Biomass and Bioproducts Engineering

Forman Christian College
Pakistan

BS (Hons.) in Chemistry

Publications

Kraft lignin/polyurethane composites with enhanced mechanical strength, bioactive functionality, and superior wet wood adhesion

Published by

Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces

Summary

journal-article

Cellulose and Lignin in Biology and Medicine

Published by

Reference Module in Materials Science and Materials Engineering

Summary

book-chapter

Noncovalently functionalized Kraft lignin/chitosan adhesive with enhanced wood bonding and water resistance property

Published by

LUTPub

Summary

dissertation-thesis

Neodymium oxide nanoparticles synthesis using phytochemicals of leaf extracts of different plants as reducing and capping agents: Growth mechanism, optical, structural and catalytic properties

Published by

Journal of the Chinese Chemical Society

Summary

journal-article