Javaria Qazi

Dr. Javaria Qazi


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Academic Career Length

21Years (2006-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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18 March 2020 in Applied Spectroscopy Reviews
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KNKhulla Naseer
Khulla Naseer
SASalmann Ali
Salmann Ali
JQJavaria Qazi
Javaria Qazi
In recent years, there has been an increase in the use of spectroscopy as a diagnostic tool. This review aims to summarize the studies that have reported the use of ATR-FTIR spectroscopy for the acquisition of spectral signatures from saliva, blood and urine for disease diagnostics. Despite the use of different sample processing techniques and varying chemo metric analysis algorithms, considerable similarity is noted in defining peaks from identical regions of the ATR-FTIR spectrum. Hence, we prepared a database reporting molecular fingerprints identified from bio-fluids which will aid the scientific community in improving quantity and quality of researcher’s outcome.

8 December 2015 in Journal of General Plant Pathology
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JQJavaria Qazi
Javaria Qazi

1 January 2019 in Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy
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KNKhulla Naseer
Khulla Naseer
AAAyyaz Amin
Ayyaz Amin
MSMuhammad Saleem
Muhammad Saleem
JQJavaria Qazi
Javaria Qazi

10 February 2017 in Journal of Raman Spectroscopy
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AAAyyaz Amin
Ayyaz Amin
NGNimrah Ghouri
Nimrah Ghouri
SASafdar Ali
Safdar Ali
MAM. Ahmed
M. Ahmed
MSM. Saleem
M. Saleem
JQJavaria Qazi
Javaria Qazi

1 February 2020 in Emerging Infectious Diseases
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NBNazish Badar
Nazish Badar
MSMuhammad Salman
Muhammad Salman
JAJamil Ansari
Jamil Ansari
UAUzma Aamir
Uzma Aamir
MAMuhammad Masroor Alam
Muhammad Masroor Alam
JQJavaria Qazi
Javaria Qazi
Emergence of Chikungunya Virus, Pakistan, 2016–2017

8 June 2024 in Heliyon
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AQAtika Qazi
Atika Qazi
JQJavaria Qazi
Javaria Qazi
KKkhulla Khan
khulla Khan
NHNajmul Hasan
Najmul Hasan
GHGlenn Hardaker
Glenn Hardaker
DBDat Bao
Dat Bao
The flexibility and relatively low cost of mobile devices make educational systems more accessible for learners and educators worldwide. When incorporated with the internet, it creates a better learning environment than the conventional classroom lecture. Many studies have been done to shed insight into the existing state of mobile learning (M-learning) studies. However, further research is needed into this topic at a specific time, i.e., during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study aims to retrieve, review, investigate, and critically assess the existing literature on M-learning that was conducted during the COVID-19 concerning our research theme. This study considered publications from four databases, narrowed our initial search results of 4056 articles down to 83 that are relevant to our research questions, and did an in-depth analysis based on the systematic review protocol. The findings explored the major focusing areas of M-learning applications, the regional sentiment of M-learning users, the determinants and perceptions of M-learning, as well as the benefits, challenges, and opportunities associated with M-learning. This systematic literature review (SLR) was performed to apportion a contribution toward an improved understanding of the basic principles that underpin the rethinking of M-learning applications for policymakers, online course designers, and blended learning facilitators.