Scholar, Kyushu university, Japan
Mohammed F. Radwan is an esteemed researcher and academic in the field of organic chemistry and polymers. He is currently a PhD researcher at Kyushu University, Japan, focusing on interdisciplinary engineering sciences, chemistry, and materials science. Prior to his PhD, he served as an Assistant Lecturer at South Valley University, Egypt, where he also completed his M.Sc. in Chemistry. His research delves into novel polymer synthesis, organic materials, and advanced functional materials. Radwan has multiple peer-reviewed publications in reputed journals and actively collaborates on international research projects. His contributions to polymer chemistry and sustainable materials have been widely recognized.
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
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EDUCATION 🎓
- Bachelor of Science (Chemistry) – South Valley University, Egypt (2011–2015) 🏆 Excellent with Honor’s Grade (GPA: 3.6/4.0)
- Postgraduate Courses in Organic Chemistry – South Valley University, Egypt (2016–2017) 📚 GPA: 3.0/3.0
- M.Sc. in Chemistry – South Valley University, Egypt (2017–2021) 🧪 Thesis: “3-Formylchromone as a Carbonyl Component in Organic Synthesis”
- Ph.D. Researcher in Chemistry and Materials Science – Kyushu University, Japan (2023–Present) 🔬 Focus on ROMP-based Polymers and Advanced Functional Materials
EXPERIENCE 🏢
- Teaching Assistant – Department of Chemistry, South Valley University, Egypt (2017–2021) 👨🏫
- Assistant Lecturer – Department of Chemistry, South Valley University, Egypt (2021–2023) 📖
- PhD Researcher – Kyushu University, Japan (2023–Present) 🔍 Interdisciplinary Research in Chemistry and Materials Science
AWARDS & HONORS 🏅
- Best Researcher Award in Chemistry, South Valley University (2021) 🏆
- Graduate Fellowship, Kyushu University, Japan (2023–Present) 🎖
- Top Cited Paper Award, Journal of Molecular Structure (2023) 📜
- Research Excellence Recognition, Chemistry–An Asian Journal (2024) ⭐
- Invited Speaker at International Exchange & Innovation Conference (2024) 🎤
RESEARCH FOCUS 🔬
Radwan’s research is centered on organic chemistry, polymer synthesis, and advanced functional materials. His expertise includes Ring-Opening Metathesis Polymerization (ROMP), π-Conjugated Materials, and Sustainable Polymers. His work contributes to high-performance materials for optoelectronics, energy storage, and biomedical applications. He actively explores biodegradable polymers, smart materials, and thermally stable organic frameworks, collaborating with international scientists.
PUBLICATION TOP NOTES 📚
✅ Novel Crystalline and Thermally Stable Chitosan-Chromone Based Polymers: Synthesis and Characterization
✅ 1,3‐Dipolar Cycloaddition of 3‐Chromonyl‐Substituted Glycine Imino Esters with Arylidenes
✅ From Monomer to Polymer: Controlled Synthesis and Comprehensive Analysis of Poly (p-Phenylene Vinylene) via ROMP
✅ Synthesis, Characterization, and Optical Properties of Carbazole-Functionalized Poly (norbornene-dicarboximide)
✅ Enhancing Optical and Electrical Properties of Acetophenone Azo Anthrone Dye Thin Films
✅ Unlocking the Potential of Poly (norbornene-dicarboximides): Synthesis, Applications, and Future Prospects
✅ Living ROMP of N-Phenothiazinyl Norbornene-Dicarboximide Homopolymer: Synthesis and Characterization
✅ Concise Review of TADF: Basic Principles, Material Design, and Prospective Applications
✅ Advancements in the Synthetics and Applications of π-Conducting Poly (arylene vinylene) Materials
✅ The Potential of ChatGPT in Assisting Healthcare Professionals with Personalized Time-Scheduled Care Plans
✅ Green Synthesis and Applications of Modified Schiff Base Chitosan Derivatives