Ramsha Khan

Ramsha Khan is a researcher at Tampere University's Department of Materials Science and Environmental Engineering. Her work focuses on advanced materials for photonic applications, energy storage, and environmental engineering. She holds a Doctoral thesis on 'Charge Carrier Dynamics in TiO₂ Thin Films for Photonic Applications' (2024), demonstrating expertise in thin film characterization and charge transfer mechanisms. Her research contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals by advancing sustainable materials and renewable energy technologies.

Key research areas include titanium dioxide (TiO₂) thin films, perovskite materials, and supramolecular interactions. She employs techniques like transient absorption spectroscopy and atomic layer deposition (ALD). Collaborations span institutions globally, with frequent studies on surface passivation, charge carrier dynamics, and photocatalytic applications.

Publications highlight innovations in nanocomposite design, electron extraction kinetics, and light-matter interactions. Her work bridges fundamental material science with applied technologies, such as self-cleaning glass and solar water splitting systems. Current trends in her articles emphasize optimizing material interfaces and enhancing energy conversion efficiency.

Ramsha has no listed awards but demonstrates consistent research output across 8 years (2018–2025) with 27 publications. Advising roles and grants are not explicitly mentioned, though her doctoral work implies mentorship potential in nanomaterials research.