Within the framework of the distinguished scientific presence of the College of Science faculty across Iraqi universities, Assistant Professor Dr. Ammar Saaduddin Mohammed, Head of the Chemistry Department at the College of Science, Kirkuk University, participated as a member of the defense committee for the PhD dissertation of student Ahmed Khamis Ramadan at Tikrit University, College of Education for Pure Sciences, Department of Chemistry.
The dissertation is titled:
"Design, Preparation, and Evaluation of Self-Healing and Durability Parameters for Cement Mortar Incorporating the Addition of Low-Cost Graphene and Its Derivatives Using Solid-State Reactions for Multiple Types of Portland Cement."
The dissertation aimed to develop an advanced cement mortar characterized by its self-healing capabilities and improved durability properties. This was achieved by introducing graphene and its derivatives as innovative nanomaterials, which contributes to extending the lifespan of structures and reducing maintenance costs.
This scientific activity comes as part of enhancing academic cooperation and the exchange of expertise among Iraqi universities, thereby contributing to the development of scientific research and elevating academic standards
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