Mohd Ashraf Bujran | Material Science | Best Researcher Award
Mr. Mohd Ashraf Bujran, University of kashmir srinagar , India.
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Education and Experience
Ph.D. Scholar (2023 – Present) – University of Kashmir, Department of Physics
Junior Research Fellow (JRF) (2021-2023) – SERB-funded project on ferroelectric & optical properties of rare-earth metal-organic frameworks
M.Sc. in Physics (2011) – University of Kashmir (76.2%)
B.Sc. in Non-Medical (2013) – University of Kashmir (60.6%)
12th (Non-Medical) (2017) – JK BOSE (60.6%)
10th (General) (2020) – JK BOSE (62.2%)
Suitability summary
Mr. Mohd Ashraf Bujran, a dedicated Ph.D. scholar at the Department of Physics, University of Kashmir, has made significant contributions to the field of Experimental and Computational Material Science. His research focuses on ferroelectric, optical, and dielectric properties of metal-organic frameworks, as well as Density Functional Theory (DFT) applications. With an excellent academic background, competitive exam qualifications (CSIR-NET & JKSET), and hands-on experience with advanced experimental techniques, Dr. Bujran is an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His impactful research and active participation in scientific conferences highlight his dedication to advancing materials science.
Professional Development
Mohd Ashraf Bujran is committed to continuous learning and skill enhancement in material science. He has participated in prestigious conferences such as the 27th International Conference of International Academy of Physical Science (CONIAPS XXVII) and specialized training programs like STUTI and Resonance Science Outreach Program. His expertise includes handling advanced instruments such as VSM, dielectric and ferroelectric measurement tools, crystal growth techniques, and thin film preparation. With a passion for scientific discovery, he actively engages in collaborative research and knowledge-sharing, contributing to advancements in materials physics. His hands-on experience and computational skills make him a versatile researcher.