Phd srudent in analytical chemistry at Ankara university, Turkey
Mrs. Marwah Naser is a Ph.D. candidate in Analytical Chemistry at Ankara University, College of Pharmacy, Turkey. She holds a Master’s degree in Analytical Chemistry from the same institution and a Bachelor’s degree from Al-Mustansiriyah University, College of Pharmacy, Iraq. Her research focuses on the development of electrochemical sensors, including electrode modification using nanomaterials and metallic nanocomposites. She specializes in analytical techniques such as differential pulse voltammetry (DPV), cyclic voltammetry (CV), and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS), with an emphasis on drug detection in biological samples and the synthesis of nanocomposites like activated carbon and Fe₃O₄.
Professional Profile:
SCOPUS
Summary of Suitability for Research for Best Scholar Award
Mrs. Marwah Naser has built a solid academic foundation in Analytical Chemistry, progressing from a Bachelor’s in Pharmacy (Iraq) to a Master’s and ongoing Ph.D. at Ankara University, Turkey—a respected institution in pharmaceutical sciences. Her scholarly journey is marked by deep specialization and an expanding research portfolio in electrochemical analysis and sensor technologies.
📘 Education Background
🔬 Research Areas & Expertise
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⚗️ Electrochemical Sensors for pharmaceutical and biomedical applications
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🧲 Electrode Modification using nanomaterials & metallic nanocomposites
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📉 Advanced Electroanalytical Techniques:
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💉 Detection of Drugs in Biological Samples
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🌑 Synthesis and Application of Nanocomposites
(e.g., Activated Carbon, Fe₃O₄)
🏆 Achievements & Highlights
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🧪 Developed sensitive electrochemical detection platforms
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🔬 Contributed to nanomaterial-based analytical techniques
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💡 Skilled in integrating nanotechnology into real-world drug analysis
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🧠 Strong foundation in both pharmaceutical and analytical sciences
📚Publication Top Notes
Comparative assessment of ZIF-based electrochemical sensors for Cabotegravir detection in environmental, biological, and pharmaceutical samples