Ata Ur Rehman

Jan 10, 2025 | pubs.rsc.org | Saleem Raza |Zhejiang Normal |Ata Ur Rehman |Cheng Chen

Synergistically self-assembled in situ growth of MXene@MOF derived sodium alginate hydrogel 3D frameworks as next-generation electrocatalysts for oxygen and hydrogen evolution† The need to minimize carbon emissions and improve sustainable energy systems has stimulated significant research into multifunctional materials. This work presents a unique MXene@MOF and sodium alginate hydrogel composite as an electrocatalyst in energy storage and conversion.

Oct 5, 2024 | medium.com | Ata Ur Rehman

Startup Culture and EnvironmentAta Ur Rehman·FollowPublished inInsightful Echoes·18 min read·--Startups are probably best explained in terms of a “fast-moving, quick-decision type” environments where things can change on a dime. In other words, besides developed companies with a pre-defined process and system, startups work in a state of flux where rapid experimentation is regularly happening along with constant adjustments.

Oct 4, 2024 | medium.com | Ata Ur Rehman

Ata Ur Rehman·Follow10 min read·--Hi! I am Ata. I am a Product Head at an IT company. With responsibilities like creating long-term success plans and expanding our product are among my primary focuses. While working within tech, my passion lies with personal development — something which the tech sector does well to foster!I firmly believe that the same ideas that propel the growth of products may also propel people’s personal and professional development.

Aug 10, 2024 | medium.com | Ata Ur Rehman

Have you ever wondered why people often think they’re right, even when they might not be? What if I told you there’s something we all experience, yet most of us deny it’s happening to us? Sounds mysterious, right? Well, the answer lies in a simple yet powerful word: bias. Bias is like a sneaky trick our brains play on us. It’s a way of thinking that makes us believe something, even if it’s not entirely true.

Jul 3, 2024 | medium.com | Ata Ur Rehman

I remember the first time depression hit me. It felt like falling into a deep, dark pit with no way out. But with time, counseling, and a lot of effort, I climbed out and thought I was free. Little did I know, that was just the beginning of a cycle. Years later, it returned. I was surprised and frustrated. How could this be happening again? I went through the same process of climbing out, only for it to come back yet again.