
Dr Zahra Golrokhi
Lecturer In Engineering
School of Engineering & Innovation
Biography
Research interests
Zahra's main research interests focus upon exploiting the potential of ultra-thin film deposition across various disciplines, with a particular emphasis on advancing fundamental sciences and creating innovative functional materials. Her expertise extends from the initial stages of process development to exploring cutting-edge technologies.
Moreover, Zahra possesses a keen interest in the practical applications of thin films, such as their use in developing anti-microbial coatings for bio-medical implants, microelectronics, and photovoltaic systems. These applications hold significant promise for enhancing various industries and benefiting society. Her proficiency extends to a diverse array of advanced materials characterisation techniques, encompassing physio-chemical, optical, and electronic methods. This broad skill set allows her to gain valuable insights into the properties and behaviour of materials at the nanoscale, contributing to the advancement of scientific knowledge and practical advancements in technology.
Publications
Book Chapter
Advertising Music and the Effects of Incongruity Resolution on Consumer Response (2021)
Digital Artefact
Greenwashing: how ads get you to think brands are greener than they are (2022)
Journal Article
Doped MXenes—A new paradigm in 2D systems: Synthesis, properties and applications (2023)
Eat to the Beat: Musical Incongruity Resolution in Restaurant Advertising (2022)
Self-limiting atomic layer deposition of conformal nano-structured silver films (2015)