نام و نام خانوادگی صفا حیدری شغل دانشجوی دانشگاه مراغه تحصیلات 0 وبسایت پست الکترونیک — مقاله چاپشده در مجلات علمی مقاله ارائه شده کنفرانسی طرح پژوهشی خاتمه یافته کتاب پایان نامه سخنرانی ابداع کسب عنوان برتر پژوهشی فرصت مطالعاتی کرسی نظریهپردازی جذب گرنت شرکت در کارگاهها یا همایشهای علمی عضویت در مجامع وانجمن های علمی انتشار مجلات یا همایش فعالیت های علمی اجرایی عنوانمجله 1 Li, Na and K Storage Capacity of a Novel 2D Graphitic Carbon-Nitride Membrane, C9N4:A Computational Approach Chemical Physics Letters 2 Si-doped C3N monolayers as efficient single-atom catalysts for reduction of N2O: a computational study MOLECULAR PHYSICS 3 NO reduction over Al-embedded MoS2 monolayer: A first-principles study RSC Advances 4 A comparative DFT study about surface reactivity and catalytic activity of Pd- and Ni-doped BN nanosheets: NO reduction by CO molecule Structural Chemistry 5 A promising and new single-atom catalyst for CO oxidation: Si-embedded MoS2 monolayer JOURNAL OF PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY OF SOLIDS 6 An effective approach for tuning catalytic activity of C3N nanosheets: chemical-doping with the Si atom JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR GRAPHICS & MODELLING 7 C59N Heterofullerene: A Promising Catalyst for NO Conversion into N2O CHEMISTRYSELECT 8 B-doped C3N monolayer: A robust catalyst for oxidation of carbon monoxide THEORETICAL CHEMISTRY ACCOUNTS 9 Catalytic reduction of nitrous oxide over boron-doped C3N monolayers: A DFT study Chemical Physics Letters 10 A DFT study on NO reduction to N2O using Al- and P-doped hexagonal boron nitride nanosheets JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR GRAPHICS & MODELLING 11 C59X Heterofullerenes (X = N, B, Si, P and S) as Catalysts for Reduction of N2O: A Comparative DFT Study CHEMISTRYSELECT 12 CO catalytic oxidation over C59X heterofullerenes (X=B, Si, P, S): A DFT study Computational and Theoretical Chemistry 13 CO Oxidation Catalyzed by a Single Ti Atom Supported on Divacancy Defective Graphene: A Dispersion-Corrected DFT Study CHEMISTRYSELECT 14 Carbon-doped boronnitride fullerenes asefficient metal-freecatalysts for oxidation of SO2: A DFT study Structural Chemistry