Regular biography
Khaled Abdelazim is a Fellow at Harvard University, affiliated with the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology. He serves as a Preceptor in Chemistry and Chemical Biology and is the Curriculum and Pedagogy Manager. His email is kabdelazim@fas.harvard.edu, and his profile page can be accessed at https://chemistry.harvard.edu/people/khaled-abdelazim. His role involves administration and staff responsibilities within the undergraduate program.
Scholar-generated biography
Khaled Abdelazim, also known as Mohamed Khaled Abd El-Rahman, is a researcher at Harvard University's Faculty of Pharmacy and Cairo University. His work focuses on developing innovative analytical methods for ion sensing and drug delivery. He has published extensively on potentiometric sensors, solid-contact ion-selective electrodes, and the application of nanomaterials such as polyaniline nanoparticles and carbon nanotubes in electrochemical sensing. His research also explores the use of calixarenes and cyclodextrins in host-guest complexation for drug delivery and analytical chemistry. Additionally, he investigates the electrochemical processes relevant to early Earth and the stability of nucleic acids in extreme environments.