fuzhan.rahmanian@tum.de | (+49 89 289) 54 443
Room 46206
Lichtenbergstr. 4, 85748 Garching
B.Eng. Biomedical Engineering, Tehran Polytechnic, Iran (2012-2016)
Bachelor Thesis: "Synthesis and Characterization of Silver Doped in HA-Akermanite Nanocomposite"
M.Sc. Advanced Materials (major: Bio), Ulm University, Germany (2016-2018)
Master Thesis: "Microfluidic Lab-on-Chip Systems for Lung Cancer"
M.Sc. Biophysics (major: Physics), Ulm University, Germany (2018-2019)
Master Thesis: "Functionalizing of Cantilever in AFM for Biophysical Applications"
M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence, University of Huddersfield, UK (2019-2021)
Master Thesis: "Outlier Treatment and Efficient Synthetic Data Generation for Heart Failure Prediction"
Ph.D. Student, Technical University of Munich (2020 - 2024)
Doctoral Thesis: "Design and Implementation of Enablers in Materials Acceleration Platforms for Battery Research" (link)
Fuzhan is a researcher and entrepreneur dedicated to advancing sustainable battery innovation through AI-driven materials acceleration platforms. Her research interests include designing explainable machine learning, deep learning applications for natural sciences, uncertainty estimation and optimization algorithms, high-throughput electrochemical experimentation setups for materials science, mathematics and logical programming, feature visualization, data analysis, and data management systems. She is an interdisciplinary researcher with a passion for coding and continuous learning, she is excited about building cross-functional teams to drive the future of energy storage.
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Attention towards chemistry agnostic and explainable battery lifetime prediction
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Apples to apples: shift from mass ratio to additive molecules per electrode area to optimize Li-ion batteries
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Autonomous millimeter scale high throughput battery research system
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Fast formation of anode-free Li–metal batteries by pulsed current
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Conductivity experiments for electrolyte formulations and their automated analysis
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One‐shot active learning for globally optimal battery electrolyte conductivity
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From materials discovery to system optimization by integrating combinatorial electrochemistry and data science
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The potential of scanning electrochemical probe microscopy and scanning droplet cells in battery research
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High‐throughput experimentation and computational freeway lanes for accelerated battery electrolyte and interface development research
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Enabling modular autonomous feedback‐loops in materials science through hierarchical experimental laboratory automation and orchestration
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Data Management Plans: the Importance of Data Management in the BIG‐MAP Project
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Synthesis and characterization of silver-containing sol-gel derived bioactive glass coating
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Nanobiomaterials for bionic eye: vision of the future
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Zeiss Women Award 2024 in Digital Research, for women with ambition in Digital & IT |
BIG-MAP PhD Award - Exceptional scientific contribution and leading role in the BIG-MAP project |
The Chancellor's Prize for Outstanding Achievement by a Postgraduate Student, University of Huddersfield: Sir George Buckley (Chancellor) |
The Departmental Prize for the Best Overall Performance in Postgraduate Study in Computer Science |
The University Prize for the Best Postgraduate Project in Computer Science |
STIBET Scholarship from DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) |
Interview and Published Article by "Südwest Presse" |