Dr. Arifutzzaman Rahat is an promising researcher and educator specializing in advanced energy materials (specially emerging 2D nanomaterials), devices, and nanofluids. Holding a PhD in Engineering (in area of Materials, Mechanical and Energy), he has developed a distinguished career through his innovative work in sustainable energy applications, particularly in energy storage, heat transfer, and carbon capture technologies. His research has led to significant international recognition and collaborations with prestigious institutions worldwide.

Currently, Dr. Rahat serves as a Research Fellow and Lecturer at Tyndall National Institute, University College Cork (UCC), Ireland where he leads cutting-edge projects addressing critical challenges in advanced nanomaterials and energy devices. He has a robust background in developing nanomaterials, including graphene and MXenes, TMDs, Graphene which are integrated into device fabrication for energy harvesting, storage, and CO2 conversion.

Throughout his career, Dr. Rahat has secured nearly €1 million in research funding, including prestigious awards such as the Irish Research Council Fellowship (IRC) and a Seal of Excellence and recommendation for the Marie Curie (MSCA) fellowship. His contributions have been published in top-tier journals and have been widely cited by the global scientific community.

In addition to his research, Dr. Rahat is a dedicated educator and mentor, having supervised numerous PhD, master's, and undergraduate students. He is recognized for his commitment to fostering a collaborative and innovative learning environment. Dr. Rahat also serves as an active reviewer for over 15 internationally reputed journals.

His career is marked by a strong dedication to advancing the field of advanced materials, sustainable energy with a focus on emerging nanomaterials and their applications. Dr. Rahat's work continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in renewable energy, making a significant impact on both academia and industry.