Fazil T P

CHEMISTRY · ACCREDITATION · MATERIALS RESEARCH

Fazil T PFrom laboratory
practice to
materials discovery.

Polymer chemist. Laboratory accreditation assessor. Researcher exploring biomass-derived carbon for electromagnetic shielding and energy storage.

BASED IN DOHA, QATAR / NIT CALICUT, INDIA

17+Years of laboratory & quality experience
ISO/IEC 17025Contract Assessor · IAS, USA
PhD researchMaterials Science & Engineering · NIT Calicut

PROFILE

A career at the intersection
of quality and chemistry.

I bring laboratory experience across petrochemicals, environmental analysis, forensic testing and material characterization to the assessment of laboratory competence and the development of functional materials.

My work combines practical analytical chemistry with ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation assessment, method validation, measurement uncertainty and quality-system review. Alongside my professional role at Qatar Petrochemical Company (QAPCO), I am pursuing a PhD in Materials Science & Engineering at the National Institute of Technology Calicut.

My research focuses on transition-metal-assisted graphitization and activation of biomass-derived carbon, connecting sustainable feedstocks with electromagnetic interference shielding and supercapacitor applications.

Portrait of Fazil T P
Fazil T PChemistry · Accreditation · Research

Education

ONGOING

PhD · Materials Science & Engineering

National Institute of Technology Calicut, India

2007

MPhil · Chemistry

Bharathidasan University · Distinction

2005

B.Ed · Physical Science

Kannur University · First Class

2004

MSc · Polymer Chemistry

Kannur University · First Class

2002

BSc · Polymer Chemistry

Kannur University · University Rank

Professional experience

2014 — PRESENT

Qatar Petrochemical Company

Polymer chemistry & quality control

Qatar
2011 — 2014

Central Veterinary Research Laboratory

Anti-Doping Analyst · Equine Forensic Unit

Dubai, UAE
2007 — 2011

NAM College

Guest Lecturer · Chemistry

Kannur University, India

LABORATORY ACCREDITATION

Evidence-based assessment.
Technical understanding.

ISO/IEC 17025 Contract Assessor with International Accreditation Service (IAS), USA, with on-site and remote assessment experience across the GCC and Middle East.

100+Hours of formal IAS assessor training

Laboratory competence

Technical witnessing, personnel competence, equipment control and calibration, metrological traceability, and proficiency testing / interlaboratory comparisons.

Methods & measurement

Method validation and verification, measurement uncertainty, analytical quality control, data integrity and technical reporting.

Quality systems

Management-system review, evidence-based nonconformity evaluation, root-cause analysis and corrective-action effectiveness.

Technical fields

Environmental & water testingFood & food-contact materialsPetrochemicals & hydrocarbonsMaterial characterizationPolymers & materialsAnalytical chemistry

Auditor training & professional credentials

ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Lead Auditor course · ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor course

PCQI · QMS-2015 Associate Auditor, IRCA — February 2025

PHD & RESEARCH

Turning biomass into
functional carbon.

Transition-metal-assisted graphitization and activation of biomass carbon for EMI shielding and supercapacitors.

My PhD research at NIT Calicut investigates how catalyst selection, precursor structure and processing shape the properties of carbon materials and polymer composites. Coconut fibre and pistachio shell feedstocks connect this work to the productive use of biomass waste.

CARBON ENGINEERING

Structure, porosity
& catalytic processing

Metal-assisted conversion of biomass into graphitic and porous carbons, linking synthesis conditions to structural characteristics.

GraphitizationActivationBiomass
ELECTROMAGNETICS

Shielding & microwave
absorption

Carbon-filled epoxy and polymer nanocomposites for X-band electromagnetic shielding, with dielectric and structural characterization.

EMI shieldingPolymer composites
ENERGY STORAGE

Porous carbon
electrodes

Activated biomass carbons for supercapacitor electrodes, exploring the relationship between porosity, composition and electrochemical performance.

SupercapacitorsElectrochemistry
Conceptual illustration of a carbon specimen being examined with complementary characterization techniques
Conceptual illustration

MATERIAL CHARACTERIZATION

Understanding structure.
Explaining performance.

Complementary characterization connects the structure and composition of carbon materials to their electrical, dielectric and electrochemical behaviour.

01

Structure & order

XRD · Raman spectroscopy

02

Morphology & composition

SEM/EDS · TEM · XPS

03

Functional response

Dielectric spectroscopy · VNA

Tools & techniques

Material characterization · GC-MS/MS · LC-MS/MS · ICP-OES · AAS · FTIR · Raman spectroscopy · XRD · SEM/EDS · XPS · TEM · Dielectric spectroscopy · Vector network analysis

PUBLICATIONS & MANUSCRIPTS

Selected research.

CONTACT

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