We are proud to celebrate a remarkable milestone in the career of Dr. Nasir Iqbal, who has just completed 15 years of dedicated service with Borough Limited. With a PhD in Chemistry, Dr. Iqbal has been an integral part of our team, contributing expertise, innovation, and leadership to the success of our operations.
Throughout his tenure, Dr. Iqbal has exemplified the values of excellence, collaboration, and continuous improvement. His deep knowledge in chemical analysis has driven key advancements in our projects and helped us maintain the highest standards in the industry. From conducting complex research to developing cutting-edge processes, Dr. Iqbal has consistently pushed the boundaries of what’s possible in the field of chemistry.
As a highly respected Chemical Analyst, Dr. Iqbal has played a critical role in shaping our Electro-plating line and ensuring that Borough Limited remains at the forefront of innovation. His passion for scientific discovery and commitment to our mission has inspired colleagues and elevated the entire organisation.
We look forward to many more years of success with Dr. Iqbal and are excited to see the continued contributions He will make in the future.
Congratulations, Dr. Iqbal on this incredible milestone. Thank you for your invaluable contributions to Borough Limited!
During Dr. Iqbal’s 15th work anniversary meeting, he mentioned that during his PhD studies, his area of expertise was Inorganic/Analytical Chemistry. He worked on the research topic ‘Circular Dichroism Spectra of Transition Metal Complexes of Chiral Schiff Base Ligands.’ His work focused on the chemistry of metals such as Copper, Nickel, Cobalt, Chromium, and Uranium, and he has research publications in this area.
Dr. Nasir also conducted postdoctoral research with Professor Paul O’Brian at the University of Manchester in the field of Materials Chemistry. His research focused on nanoparticles for photovoltaic cells in solar energy applications, specifically through chemical vapor deposition of transition metal complexes. He has research papers from his postdoctoral research group, which he conducted from 2006 to 2009 at the University of Manchester.
