Sakineh Chabi

Dr. Sakineh Chabi is a distinguished faculty member at the University of New Mexico who was honored with the Women in STEM Award in 2019 for her groundbreaking research in renewable energy technologies.

Dr. Chabi's research focuses on the Design and Synthesis of Artificial Leaf for Solar Fuel Generation, which represents an innovative approach to harnessing solar energy for sustainable fuel production. Her work bridges materials science, photochemistry, and renewable energy systems to develop efficient artificial photosynthesis systems that convert sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide into clean fuels. This research has significant implications for addressing global energy challenges and climate change mitigation.

• Research Focus: Developing biomimetic systems that replicate natural photosynthesis
• Technology Development: Creating novel materials and architectures for efficient solar-to-fuel conversion
• Applications: Sustainable energy production, carbon capture, and renewable fuel generation

Dr. Chabi was recognized with the Women in STEM Award 2019 by Advance at UNM, highlighting her exceptional contributions to science and engineering research as well as her role as a potential mentor in her field.