Dr. Ahmad Al Shboul is a materials scientist whose work focuses on nanotechnology, functional semiconductors, and printed electronics. He has authored more than 34 peer‑reviewed publications. His notable academic contributions include work on sustainable chemistry, advancing solution‑processed nanocomposite inks, polymers, and carbon‑based materials such as graphene and carbon nanotubes for flexible sensors, flexible printed zinc‑ion batteries, flexible electronics, and IoT devices. Dr. Al Shboul completed his Ph.D. in Materials Chemistry at Université du Québec à Montréal (2018), following a master’s degree in Polymer Chemistry from Jordan University of Science and Technology (2009), and has held roles as postdoctoral fellow, research associate, materials scientist, and R&D consultant at École de technologie supérieure and with industry partners on printable inks and paste formulations, sensors, and batteries for energy, environmental, and smart‑health applications. He has also taught in various positions, including high school teacher, lecturer, instructor, and faculty member in educational institutions in Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. He is a member of professional societies such as IEEE, reflecting his engagement with the broader materials science and engineering community, and has received awards and recognitions, including being named an emerging star in science and nanotechnology (2023) for his research excellence and innovation in interdisciplinary projects.