Muhammad Imran

I have been making attractive enjoyable classroom experience for learners to get strong grip on general and organic chemistry as well as to prepare the students and encourage them to compete with the growing need of the era with 9 years of experience. Known for interesting lectures with helpful supporting materials and detail-oriented classroom management. Dedicated to individual student success and comprehensive understanding. Having full command of online teaching through blackboard.

Lecturer

Jubail Industrial College, Royal Commission

Saudi Arabia

08/2015 - Present

Teaching Gen. & Org. Chemistry courses.

• Used variety of learning modalities and support materials to facilitate learning process and accentuate presentations.
• Evaluated and revised lesson plans and course content to achieve student-centered learning.
• Used PowerPoint and interactive smart board technology to give presentations to student classrooms.
• Extensive use of blackboard technology – creating/deploying/exporting exams and online classes

Assistant professor

Taibah University

Saudi Arabia

08/2012 – 07/2013

Taught Gen. & Org. Chemistry courses.

• Collaborated and conducted research with faculty members on different synthetic chemistry projects.

Post doctor

Istanbul Technical University

Turkey

07/2011 – 06/2012

• Conducted independent synthesis of monomers research and development to attain short and long-term objectives.
• Collaborated with many multidisciplinary team members to accomplish research goals.

Rostock University, Germany (09/2007-09/2009)

Ph.D.

Organic Chemistry

Magna Cumlaude

Synthetic Organic Chemistry

• Synthesis of diaryl sulfides and selenides by [3+3] & [4+2] cyclization.
• Separation of rather difficult to separate by Column Chromatography.
• Reaction in nitrogen environment (inert)
• Safety Measures and Hazard Control training course

Federal Urdu University, Pakistan (01/2006-03/2007)

M.Sc

Organic Chemistry

78%

Thesis work: Separation of chemical compound from most poisonous plant, "Adenium obesum"