Ph.D Candidate of Material Science Engineering at University of Tabriz, Iran
Amirreza Mashtizadeh is an innovative researcher specializing in energy storage materials, with a deep focus on advancing electrochemical hydrogen storage and battery technologies. His scientific exploration spans the synthesis of 2D and 3D nanomaterials, including graphene oxide and vanadium oxide composites, aimed at boosting energy efficiency and environmental sustainability. With experience in both academic and industrial settings, he currently serves as Senior R&D Manager at Fanap Telecom Company while pursuing advanced research in materials engineering as a Ph.D. candidate. His multidisciplinary expertise in hydrogen storage substrates, lithium-ion batteries, and composite materials positions him as a promising contributor to the global clean energy movement.
Profile
Scopus
🎓 Education
Amirreza began his academic journey in metallurgical engineering with a B.Sc. from the University of Ahwaz, where he focused on industrial metallurgical processes. He continued at the same university to complete his M.Sc. in Materials Engineering, producing a thesis on friction spot brazing techniques involving dissimilar metals like St37 steel and titanium. His academic excellence and research inclination led him to pursue a Ph.D. at Tabriz University, where his doctoral research investigates the electrochemical properties of 3D graphene oxide foam doped with vanadium oxide for hydrogen storage. He is also a visiting Ph.D. candidate at the Iran University of Science and Technology, further enriching his academic exposure.
🛠️ Experience
Amirreza’s professional trajectory combines robust research, industrial applications, and academic contributions. As Senior R&D Manager at Fanap Telecom (since June 2024), he is leading developments in lithium-ion battery technology, with emphasis on improving energy density, charge time, and safety. He is proficient in using glove boxes, battery assembly lines, and characterization tools like SEM and AFM. As a Visiting Research Assistant at Iran University of Science and Technology since 2021, he has mentored graduate and undergraduate students while synthesizing nanomaterials for batteries and hydrogen storage. Earlier, at the University of Ahwaz, he was deeply involved in friction spot soldering research and served as a Teaching Assistant, delivering lessons on phase diagrams and material properties.
🔬 Research Interest
Amirreza’s research interests lie at the intersection of materials science and sustainable energy. His core focus areas include electrochemical hydrogen storage using advanced materials, fabrication of 3D nanostructured graphene composites, and battery technologies such as lithium-ion and zinc-air systems. He is particularly interested in leveraging materials like borophene, copper vanadates, and MOF-perovskite composites to enhance energy storage capacities. His investigations into active materials for cathodes and the morphological control of vanadium oxide particles reflect his pursuit of high-performance, next-generation storage solutions.
🏆 Awards & Recognitions
Although specific awards are not detailed in the CV, Amirreza has achieved significant milestones in terms of high-impact research, student mentorship, and advanced scientific certifications. He holds a NISCERT Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) credential, reflecting his applied engineering proficiency, and has been a lead contributor to novel battery technologies currently under patent application (PCT/IB2024/060298), demonstrating innovation and technical leadership in energy materials.
đź“š Key Publications
-
Mashtizadeh, A. & Azizieh, M. (2022). Friction spot brazing of stainless steel to titanium using aluminum foil, Materials Research Express – Cited by: 2.
-
Azizieh, M. et al., including Mashtizadeh, A. (2019). Friction stir spot soldering galvanized steel using tin interlayer, Materials Research Express – Cited by: 3.
-
Azizieh, M., Shoeibi, R., Mashtizadeh, A. (2019). Friction Stir Spot Brazing of Low Carbon to Galvanized Steel, Transactions of the Indian Institute of Metals – Cited by: 4.
-
Azizieh, M., Yazdi, M., Mashtizadeh, A. (2018). Friction stir spot brazing between aluminum and galvanized steel, Materials Research Express – Cited by: 3.
-
Mashtizadeh, A. et al. (2024). A Review of Advances in Carbon Dioxide Capture for Fuel Reuse, Universal Journal of Carbon Research – Cited by: 1.
-
Mashtizadeh, A. et al. (2025). Carbon material in electrochemical hydrogen storage and their mechanism, Inorganic MDPI Journal – Cited by: 0 (in press).
-
Taghizadeh Tabrizi, A., Mashtizadeh, A. (in submission). Hydrogen adsorption capacity of 3D printed PEEK, Hydrogen Storage Energy – Cited by: N/A.
âś… Conclusion
Amirreza Mashtizadeh’s academic and professional journey exemplifies dedication to the advancement of green technologies and electrochemical storage systems. His multi-institutional research experience, leadership in R&D, and publication record underscore his potential as a leading innovator in the field of energy materials. His patent filings and hands-on lab expertise further reflect a strong orientation toward practical, scalable solutions. With his comprehensive skill set, academic rigor, and research output, he stands as a worthy nominee for any award recognizing excellence in material science and energy innovation.