I began my PhD in June 2025. My journey into sustainable energy began with hands-on training in material science and working on dye-sensitized solar cells during my postgraduation. That experience sparked my passion for clean energy and led me to pursue a Ph.D. in 2025. Now, I focus on developing advanced electrocatalysts for water splitting to enable efficient hydrogen production. My research also explores a clean fuel, has vast applications from fuel cells and zero-emission vehicles to, power generation, and grid energy storage.From solar cells to hydrogen, every step reinforces my belief that materials science holds the key to a cleaner, sustainable future