Maryam Al‐Ejji
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About
Dr. Maryam Al‐Ejji is a rising leader in advanced nanomaterials, specializing in the design of multifunctional polymer nanocomposites for sensing and smart textiles. Her research focuses on anisotropic nanoparticle assembly and electrospinning techniques to create fibers with precisely controlled architectures. In her highly cited 2022 work (18 citations), she introduced a continuous nanoparticle patterning strategy for layer-structured nanocomposite fibers, enabling unprecedented control over mechanical, thermal, electrical, and optical properties through directed assembly—a breakthrough with implications for flexible electronics and structural composites. More recently, her 2025 study pioneered optical piezoelectric sensors by incorporating cerium oxide-decorated graphene nanolayers into PVDF-HFP nanofibers, demonstrating a novel dual-response platform that merges optical and mechanical sensing in a single fiber. This work positions her at the forefront of wearable sensor development. Dr. Al‐Ejji’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging fundamental materials science with scalable fabrication methods, offering practical pathways toward next-generation smart materials. Her growing citation record reflects the increasing relevance of her work to both academic researchers and industrial innovators in the fields of nanotechnology, sensors, and advanced manufacturing.
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