Assistant Professor Dr. Utkir Uljayev began his academic path at the National University of Uzbekistan (2011–2013), where he cultivated a strong foundation in the physical sciences. His early education was focused on physics, chemistry, and their applications in modern technology. He transitioned into teaching shortly after completing his studies, reflecting a deep commitment to knowledge dissemination and scientific development. These early academic pursuits laid the groundwork for his specialization in computational physics and nanotechnology.

 Professional Endeavors

Dr. Uljayev’s career reflects a consistent progression through both academia and research. He initially served as a teacher at the Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology (2013–2016) and then at the Tashkent Institute of Textile and Light Industry (2017–2019). His shift towards dedicated research began with a trainee researcher position at the Uzbekistan Science Academy Institute of Ion-Plasma and Laser Technologies in 2019, followed by his PhD (2021–2023), and eventually his current role as a junior researcher starting in January 2023. Throughout this journey, he has remained deeply engaged in physics, particularly in its intersections with material science and nanotechnology.

 Contributions and Research Focus

Dr. Uljayev’s research is centered around hydrogen-based nanotechnology, material science for hydrogen energy, and simulation techniques such as Molecular Dynamics (MD), Density Functional Theory (DFT), and Monte Carlo methods. His work contributes to sustainable energy research by improving the efficiency of hydrogen storage and conversion materials. By employing cutting-edge simulation techniques, he bridges theory and practical application, demonstrating how physics can solve critical energy problems of the future.

 Impact and Influence

Despite his relatively recent entrance into the research community, Dr. Uljayev’s influence is steadily growing. His expertise in computational physics and chemistry has positioned him as a valuable asset in multidisciplinary research, contributing to Uzbekistan’s expanding role in global scientific innovation. He actively mentors students in elementary and general physics, physical chemistry, and computational methods—extending his influence beyond research into impactful teaching and curriculum development.

ACADEMIC

Academic Cites

As his research publications continue to accumulate, Dr. Uljayev’s work is beginning to gain recognition in the scientific community. His use of physics-based simulations such as MD and DFT methods in material and energy science is contributing to a growing body of literature in the field of nanotechnology and sustainable energy. Continued publication and collaboration are expected to increase his academic citations significantly in the near future.

 Legacy and Future Contributions

Dr. Uljayev’s career trajectory suggests a promising future as a leader in hydrogen energy research and simulation-based material science. His focus on physics education, nanotechnology, and clean energy solutions reflects a commitment to long-term societal and scientific advancement. As he continues to develop new computational models and mentor young researchers, his legacy will be marked by both technological innovation and academic excellence.

📘Physics 

Dr. Utkir Uljayev’s career exemplifies the integration of physics with energy and material sciences. His work in physics-based simulation methods like MD and DFT contributes to solving real-world problems in hydrogen energy. Through teaching, research, and international collaboration, he continues to expand the influence of physics in modern technological and environmental challenges.

✍️ Notable Publication

📘Enhanced Hydrogen Retention in Ni-Filled Carbon Nanotubes at High Temperatures

Journal: Chemical Physics Letters

Year: 2025

Citations: 0