Nashaat Gadelhak

His research focuses on the constructing portable rechargeable aluminium batteries by improving assembly technology, including design separators, and optimizing electrodes

Nashaat  specialises in the design and synthesis of functional nanomaterials for Electrochemical Energy Storage sysyems. He is currently pursuing his PhD at the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology and commenced his PhD project in July 2021 under the supervision of Professor Chengzhong Yu and Dr Xiaodan Huang, which focuses on design of flexible and functional membrane separators for Next generation rechargeable Aluminium ion batteries.Industry

Nashaat works closely with the Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) Ltd. on the design of novel aluminium-ion batteries through the ARC Linkage project (LP190101279) "Enabling Next-generation Rechargeable Aluminium-ion Batteries"

Key Publications

​Three-dimensional interconnected binder-free Mn–Ni–S nanosheets for high performance asymmetric supercapacitor devices with exceptional cyclic stability

Nashaat Ahmed, BA Ali, M Ramadan, NK Allam,  ACS Applied Energy Materials 2 (5), 3717-3725.
Electrospun mesoporous Mn–V–O@ C nanofibers for high-performance asymmetric supercapacitor devices with high stability

M Samir, Nashaat Ahmed, M Ramadan, NK Allam,  ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering 7 (15), 13471-13480.

Optimized electrosynthesis approach of Manganese-Nickel-Cobalt chalcogenide nanosheet arrays as binder-free battery materials for asymmetric electrochemical supercapacitors

Nashaat Ahmed, BA Ali, NK Allam , Electrochimica Acta 396, 139191.

Enabling two-electron redox chemistry of P-type organic cathode for high-capacity aluminium-ion batteries

Y Kong, C Tang, C Lei, AK Nanjundan, S Chen, Nashaat Ahmed, D Rakov, A Du, ...,  Nano Energy 102, 107727.

Boosting the cyclic stability and supercapacitive performance of graphene hydrogels via excessive nitrogen doping: experimental and DFT insights

Nashaat Ahmed, A Amer, BA Ali, AH Biby, YI Mesbah, NK Allam,  Sustainable Materials and Technologies 25, e00206.

Supercapattery electrode materials by Design: Plasma-induced defect engineering of bimetallic oxyphosphides for energy storage

AA Saleh, Nashaat Ahmed, AH Biby, NK Allam,  Journal of colloid and interface science 603, 478-490.