Mamun Mollah

Mamun Mollah is a Senior Research Officer at the School of Chemistry, Monash University, where he focuses on lignite valorization and carbon fiber production. He also serves as a Teaching Associate for undergraduate chemistry practicals and manages laboratory operations.

His research interests include:

• Coal science and lignite utilization
• Polymer chemistry and carbon fiber technology
• Sustainable materials development
• Thermogravimetric analysis of biofuels
• Electrochemical catalyst systems
• Environmental engineering applications

Recent publications highlight trends in:

• Renewable energy systems (biofuel co-processing)
• Green chemistry innovations (single-atom catalysis)
• Coal-based alternatives for industrial applications
• Waste-to-resource methodologies (fly ash conversion)

Academic background:

• PhD in Chemistry from Monash University (2015) studying lignite-based blast furnace coke substitutes
• MSc by Research in phenolic resin production (2003) from Jagannath University
• BSc Honours in Chemistry from Jagannath University (2001)