My research interest was sparked during my Postgraduate studies in Physics, where I had the opportunity to participate in science conferences focused on building a sustainable future. These early experiences inspired a deep curiosity about the role of materials in energy and healthcare applications. Later, I gained hands-on experience working on electroplating techniques and low-dose X-ray sensors, which further solidified my interest in applied physics and innovation. Motivated by the impact of these technologies, I chose to pursue research as a career, eventually focusing on sustainable energy production, particularly through material-based approaches such as electrocatalysis and energy conversion systems.