Professional Development (
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Dr. Anita Marlina’s commitment to professional growth is reflected in her diverse skill set and ongoing collaborations. She has honed her expertise in synthesizing and modifying macromolecules for pharmaceutical and membrane applications, while leading research teams on surfactant development. Her dedication to mentoring the next generation of scientists is evident in her active involvement with students, guiding them through practical classes, final-year projects, and research internships. She continues to push the boundaries of innovation in chemistry through interdisciplinary collaborations and participation in conferences. 


Research Focus 

Dr. Anita Marlina’s research is centered on advancing the fields of drug delivery systems, colloid chemistry, and energy storage. She has made significant strides in developing nanostructured lipid carriers for pharmaceuticals and dye-sensitized solar cells for renewable energy applications. Her multidisciplinary work often blends materials science and chemistry, targeting sustainable solutions for global challenges. Dr. Marlina’s approach is to create real-world impacts through her research, contributing to innovations in drug delivery mechanisms and sustainable energy technologies. 


Awards and Honors (
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Best Young Researcher Award: International Chemistry Conference, 2023
Excellence in Nanotechnology Research: Malaysia Innovation Awards, 2022
Outstanding Paper Award: International Materials Science Forum, 2021
Best Poster Presentation: Asia-Pacific Chemical Society Conference, 2020
Publication Top Notes
- Surfactant adsorption onto activated carbon and its effect on absorption with chemical reaction
M. Rosu, A. Marlina, A. Kaya, A. Schumpe
Chemical Engineering Science, 62 (24), 7336-7343 (2007)
Cited by: 38 

- Structural, mesomorphic, photoluminescence and thermoelectric studies of mononuclear and polymeric complexes of copper (II) with 2-hexyldecanoato and 4, 4′-bipyridine ligands
N. Abdullah, R. Hashim, L.N. Ozair, Y. Al-Hakem, H. Samsudin, A. Marlina, …
Journal of Materials Chemistry C, 3 (42), 11036-11045 (2015)
Cited by: 19 

- Magnetic, thermal, mesomorphic and thermoelectric properties of mononuclear, dimeric and polymeric iron (II) complexes with conjugated ligands
N. Abdullah, M.H. Elsheikh, N.M.J.N. Ibrahim, S.M. Said, M.F.M. Sabri, …
RSC Advances, 5 (63), 50999-51007 (2015)
Cited by: 13 

- Photophysical and electrochemical studies of multinuclear complexes of iron (II) with acetate and extended conjugated N‐donor ligands
N. Abdullah, S. Mohd Said, A. Marlina, M.F. Roslan, A. Azil, A.R. Nordin
The Scientific World Journal, 2015 (1), 860537 (2015)
Cited by: 10 

- Magnetic, photophysical and thermal properties of complexes of iron (II) with structurally different Schiff bases
N. Abdullah, A. Azil, A. Marlina, N.L.M. Noor
Asian Journal of Chemistry, 27 (7), 2359-2364 (2015)
Cited by: 7 

- Mechanism of action of the novel nickel (II) complex in simultaneous reactivation of the apoptotic signaling networks against human colon cancer cells
N. Samie, B.S. Haerian, S. Muniandy, A. Marlina, M.S. Kanthimathi, …
Frontiers in Pharmacology, 6, 313 (2016)
Cited by: 6 
Conclusion
Dr. Anita Marlina stands out as a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to her innovative research, leadership in collaborative projects, and commitment to mentoring future researchers. Her impressive publication record and contributions to interdisciplinary fields underscore her impact on both academic and societal levels. By recognizing her achievements with this award, the scientific community would not only honor her individual accomplishments but also inspire others to pursue excellence in research and innovation.