Fayrouz Abou Ibrahim
Doctoral Candidate | NYU chemistry
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نبذة
Doctoral Candidate | NYU chemistry | Education enthusiast | Research in Materials Science and Porous Frameworks
الخبرة
I am a Ph.D. candidate at New York University Abu Dhabi, specializing in chemistry, porous frameworks, and sustainable materials. With over seven years of academic and research experience, I have developed a strong foundation in leading interdisciplinary projects, analyzing complex datasets, and advancing materials science for sustainability applications.
My work bridges cutting-edge research and education, combining a passion for discovery with mentorship and collaboration. I have successfully led multiple research initiatives, authored and co-authored scientific manuscripts, and guided undergraduate students through hands-on laboratory and theoretical training.
In addition to my research expertise, I bring extensive teaching experience at the undergraduate level, fostering curiosity and scientific rigor in the classroom. I’m driven by a commitment to innovation, sustainability, and impactful scientific communication that advances both knowledge and community
التعليم
I am currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Chemistry at New York University Abu Dhabi (NYUAD), where my research focuses on porous frameworks and sustainable materials. My doctoral work integrates advanced materials synthesis, data analysis, and sustainability-driven design, contributing to the development of next-generation chemical systems.
Prior to my doctoral studies, I earned a Master of Science in Chemistry from the American University of Beirut (AUB), where I built a strong foundation in materials chemistry, laboratory techniques, and analytical methodologies. My master’s research strengthened my skills in experimental design, scientific writing, and project leadership.
Throughout my academic journey, I have complemented my research with undergraduate teaching and mentorship, combining scientific rigor with a passion for education and discovery.
