Jamal Uddin

Jamal Uddin is a Researcher in the Department of Natural Sciences at Coppin State University, located in the Science and Technology Center. His research focuses on advanced materials, electrochemical systems, and environmental sensing technologies. He is affiliated with the Biology and Life Sciences Program/Centre.

Research Interests: Jamal’s work spans nanomaterials for energy storage (e.g., lithium-ion batteries), electrocatalytic systems for ammonia synthesis, and sensor development for environmental toxins like Pb2+ and dioxane. He also explores biomedical applications of liposomal drug delivery systems and enzymatic biofuel cells.

Key Contributions: His recent studies emphasize functional nanocomposites (e.g., ZnO/GO, Cu2O nanorods) and their applications in energy, sensing, and biomedicine. He has pioneered methods for controlling material morphology (e.g., gelatin-chitosan templating) and optimizing electrochemical performance.

Labs & Affiliations: Jamal’s research aligns with Coppin State’s focus on renewable energy and environmental science, leveraging facilities in nanotechnology and organic synthesis.