Rate My Professor Tasnim Munshi

Prior to Keele, Professor Munshi was Head of the School of Chemistry at the University of Lincoln, where she rapidly expanded the newly launched school to secure leading league table positions and a 94% rating for world-leading or internationally excellent research in Chemistry in the Research Excellence Framework 2021. Previously, she acted as Head of the School of Chemistry and Forensic Science at the University of Bradford. Her research interests lie in Material Science, reflected in her scholarly output on topics including advanced battery materials, nanomedicines, and spectroscopic techniques for forensic applications. Key publications include 'Efficient production of biomass-derived butanediols over a facile Pd-WOx catalyst' (2025, Decarbon), 'Na3V2(PO4)3 cathode materials for advanced sodium-ion batteries: Modification strategies and density functional theory calculations' (2025, Journal of Colloid and Interface Science), 'Ultrathin Protection Layer via Rapid Sputtering Strategy for Stable Aqueous Zinc Ion Batteries' (2024, Advanced Functional Materials), 'Carrier-free chemo-phototherapeutic nanomedicines with endo/lysosomal escape function enhance the therapeutic effect of drug molecules in tumors' (2024, Journal of Materials Chemistry B), and 'English and Irish population comparison using STR markers: Insights into genetic disparities and historical influences' (2023, Forensic Science International Reports). With 1,936 citations across 57 documents and an h-index of 25, her contributions have advanced materials chemistry and forensic methodologies.