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Amir Farajian

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Wright State University

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College of Engineering and Computer Science

Computer Science and Engineering

Mechanical and Materials Engineering

Amir Farajian is currently serving as a College Of Engineering And Computer Science Professor at Wright State University.

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Wright State University

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materials science applied physics nanotechnology nanomaterials condensed matter physics physics electronic materials electrical engineering condensed matter nanoengineering optoelectronics materials engineering electronics material chemistry solid-state electronics organic electronics theoretical study graphene physical chemistry mechanical science charge transport nanomechanics graphene nanoribbons transport properties material research nanoparticle research semiconductor nanostructures nanoscale science carbon-based materials ab initio study quantum chemistry interface science membrane science thermal engineering charge carrier transport nanosensors silicene fullerenes molecular enamel wires electronic transport composite science advanced energy material surface nanotechnology ab-initio methods surface reactivity quantum sensing single-walled carbon nanotubes electron transport nonlinear science chemical sciences nanobiotechnology green nanotechnology benchmark studies magnetic materials theoretical inorganic chemistry nanoscale modeling biomaterial modeling surface treatments micro-encapsulation thin film processing membrane transport chemical sensors organic semiconductors synthetic chemistry organic solar cells organic material chemistry comparative analysis group-iv nanosheets hydrogen compounds first-principles study stable geometries silicene hydrogenation ab initio simulations band-gap engineering doped graphene nanoribbons nonlinear coherent transport nanoelectromechanical systems nanoelectronics nano energy

Notable Scholarly Works

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Advancing Tumor Therapy: Development and Utilization of Protein-Based Nanoparticles. Pharmaceutics (2024)

Shirin KhakpourNushin HosanoZahra Moosavi-NejadAmir A. FarajianHamid Hosano

pharmaceutical sciencesmedicineoncologyradiation oncologyprotein-based nanoparticlespharmacologycancer treatmentnanomedicinetumor therapydrug delivery

Excitonic Properties Versus Structure Stability Trade‐Off in Halide Perovskite Photovoltaics Caused by Van Der Waals Interactions. physica status solidi (b) (2024)

Siddharth N. RathodAmir A. Farajian

photovoltaic systemshalide perovskite photovoltaicsoptical propertiesperovskite solar cellsmaterials scienceadvanced energy materialhalide perovskitescondensed matter physicsphotovoltaicssolid-state electronicssolar cellsbiophysicsstructure stability trade-offexcitonic propertiesluminescencecondensed matterapplied physicslead-free perovskitesperovskite moduletransition metal chemistrysolar energy conversion

Porosity Effects on Oxidation of Ultra-High-Temperature Ceramics. Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance (2024)

A. A. FarajianM. B. Ruggles-WrennA. J. DeGregoria

engineeringporosity effectsmaterials engineeringultra-high-temperature ceramicsmaterials sciencemechanical engineering

Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics of Pipe Diffusion in Fcc Ni Beyond Transition State Theory. Acta Materialia (2021)

Luke J. WirthChristopher WoodwardAmir A. Farajian

engineeringadvanced materialsinorganic chemistrypipe diffusioncondensed matter physicsmaterials scienceapplied physicsmechanics of materialstransition state theorymaterial research

Density Functional Study of Self-Diffusion Along an Isolated Screw Dislocation in Fcc Ni. Physical Review Materials (2019)

Luke J. WirthAmir A. FarajianChristopher Woodward

fcc nimaterials sciencemechanics of materialssolid mechanicsphysicsapplied physicsisolated screw dislocationdensity functional study

Multiscale Molecular Thermodynamics of Graphene-Oxide Liquid-Phase Exfoliation. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics (2019)

Amir A. FarajianReza MortezaeeTim H. OsbornOlga V. PupyshevaMichael WangAruna ZhamuBor Z. Jang

surface sciencecarbon-based materialssurface nanotechnologymaterial chemistrygraphenethermodynamicscondensed matter physicscondensed mattermaterials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physicsphysicselectronic materialsmultiscale molecular thermodynamicsgraphene-oxide liquid-phase exfoliation

ERRATUM: “Resilience of Thermal Conductance in Defected Graphene, Silicene, and Boron Nitride Nanoribbons” [Appl. Phys. Lett. 109, 173102 (2016)]. Applied Physics Letters (2018)

Luke J. WirthTim H. OsbornAmir A. Farajian

thermal conductivitymechanical propertiesnanomaterialsthermal conductancegraphenemechanical sciencecondensed matter physicsthermal engineeringapplied physicsmaterials scienceelectronic materialsphysicsthermal protectionthermal conductioncharge transportdefected graphenesilicenenanotechnology

Systematic Enhancement of Thermoelectric Figure of Merit in Edge-Engineered Nanoribbons. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2018)

Luke J. WirthAmir A. Farajian

systematic enhancementengineeringnanomaterialsthermoelectric figurethermal engineeringmaterials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physicsedge-engineered nanoribbonsnanotechnology

Resilience of Thermal Conductance in Defected Graphene, Silicene, and Boron Nitride Nanoribbons. Applied Physics Letters (2016)

Luke J. WirthTim H. OsbornAmir A. Farajian

mechanical propertiesnanomaterialsmaterials engineeringmaterial chemistrygraphenemechanical sciencethermal engineeringmaterials scienceelectronic materialsthermal protectionsemiconductor materialscharge transportsilicenecondensed matter physicsdefected graphenethermal conductancethermal conductivityphysicscomposite scienceapplied physics

Ab Initio Energetics, Kinetics, and Quantum Transport Characteristics of Graphene Nanoribbons as Nanosensors for Detecting Nitrogen Dioxide. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2014)

Amir A. FarajianKirti K. PaullaAhmed J. HassanCory R. Knick

nitrogen dioxidenanomaterialsgraphene nanoribbonsquantum sensingcondensed matter physicsmaterials scienceapplied physicsphysicsnanotechnologyab initio energetics

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Amir Farajian

Professor

Wright State University

Affiliations

College of Engineering and Computer Science

Computer Science and Engineering

Mechanical and Materials Engineering

Amir Farajian is currently serving as a College Of Engineering And Computer Science Professor at Wright State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Wright State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Advancing Tumor Therapy: Development and Utilization of Protein-Based Nanoparticles. Pharmaceutics (2024)

Shirin KhakpourNushin HosanoZahra Moosavi-NejadAmir A. FarajianHamid Hosano

pharmaceutical sciencesmedicineoncologyradiation oncologyprotein-based nanoparticlespharmacologycancer treatmentnanomedicinetumor therapydrug delivery

Excitonic Properties Versus Structure Stability Trade‐Off in Halide Perovskite Photovoltaics Caused by Van Der Waals Interactions. physica status solidi (b) (2024)

Siddharth N. RathodAmir A. Farajian

Porosity Effects on Oxidation of Ultra-High-Temperature Ceramics. Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance (2024)

A. A. FarajianM. B. Ruggles-WrennA. J. DeGregoria

engineeringporosity effectsmaterials engineeringultra-high-temperature ceramicsmaterials sciencemechanical engineering

Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics of Pipe Diffusion in Fcc Ni Beyond Transition State Theory. Acta Materialia (2021)

Luke J. WirthChristopher WoodwardAmir A. Farajian

engineeringadvanced materialsinorganic chemistrypipe diffusioncondensed matter physicsmaterials scienceapplied physicsmechanics of materialstransition state theorymaterial research

Density Functional Study of Self-Diffusion Along an Isolated Screw Dislocation in Fcc Ni. Physical Review Materials (2019)

Luke J. WirthAmir A. FarajianChristopher Woodward

fcc nimaterials sciencemechanics of materialssolid mechanicsphysicsapplied physicsisolated screw dislocationdensity functional study

Multiscale Molecular Thermodynamics of Graphene-Oxide Liquid-Phase Exfoliation. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics (2019)

Amir A. FarajianReza MortezaeeTim H. OsbornOlga V. PupyshevaMichael WangAruna ZhamuBor Z. Jang

ERRATUM: “Resilience of Thermal Conductance in Defected Graphene, Silicene, and Boron Nitride Nanoribbons” [Appl. Phys. Lett. 109, 173102 (2016)]. Applied Physics Letters (2018)

Luke J. WirthTim H. OsbornAmir A. Farajian

Systematic Enhancement of Thermoelectric Figure of Merit in Edge-Engineered Nanoribbons. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2018)

Luke J. WirthAmir A. Farajian

systematic enhancementengineeringnanomaterialsthermoelectric figurethermal engineeringmaterials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physicsedge-engineered nanoribbonsnanotechnology

Resilience of Thermal Conductance in Defected Graphene, Silicene, and Boron Nitride Nanoribbons. Applied Physics Letters (2016)

Luke J. WirthTim H. OsbornAmir A. Farajian

Ab Initio Energetics, Kinetics, and Quantum Transport Characteristics of Graphene Nanoribbons as Nanosensors for Detecting Nitrogen Dioxide. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2014)

Amir A. FarajianKirti K. PaullaAhmed J. HassanCory R. Knick

nitrogen dioxidenanomaterialsgraphene nanoribbonsquantum sensingcondensed matter physicsmaterials scienceapplied physicsphysicsnanotechnologyab initio energetics

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