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Mariama Rebello Sousa Dias

University of Richmond

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School of Arts & Sciences

Department Of Physics

Department of Physics

NoneMariama Rebello Sousa Dias is currently serving as a Physics faculty at University of Richmond.

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Mariama Rebello Sousa Dias

University of Richmond

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applied physics materials science nanotechnology optoelectronics electronic materials physics material research advanced materials advanced functional materials photonics nanomaterials condensed matter physics solid-state electronics materials engineering mechanical engineering photovoltaics electronics quantum science condensed matter ii-vi semiconductor metallic nanomaterials thin film processing light science magnesium alloys plasmonic materials depth-graded multilayer coating noble metal nanoparticles material chemistry crystal engineering luminescence composite science quantum devices semiconductor nanostructures organic electronics organic solar cells plasmonics nanoscale science optical engineering laser processing technology colorimetry physic aware machine learning cmos-compatible alcu alloys thin-film superabsorbers optoelectronic characterization near-field optical properties electron transport lightwave technology advanced manufacturing technologies machine learning research organic semiconductors photoluminescence printed electronics charge separation optical switching cryogenics high-energy astrophysics low dimensional materials topological heterostructures filter design quantum machine learning unconventional computing dynamic metamaterials semiconductor devices semiconductor technology plasmonic catalysis optical physics perovskite photovoltaics on-demand optical response metallic materials light sensitive memristor diode photodetectors photocurrent-voltage relation ultra-high-temperature thermophotovoltaics room temperatures strained quantum wires dimensionality effects

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Anisotropic Optical Response of Gold–Silver Alloys. physica status solidi (RRL) - Rapid Research Letters (2025)

metalsanisotropic optical responsematerial researchoptical materialsplasmonic materialsoptical propertiesmetallic nanomaterialsapplied physicsoptical physicsmaterials science

Physics-Informed Generative Adversarial Networks Applied to Dichroic Filters’ Properties Regression. Physica Scripta (2025)

physic aware machine learningdeep learningphysicsgenerative adversarial networksneural network (machine learning)applied mathematicsmachine learning

Optimal Thermophotovoltaics Using Bilayer Emitters. (2024)

photovoltaic systemsbilayer emittersbuilding-integrated photovoltaicssolid-state electronicselectronicsphotovoltaicsapplied physicsenergy conversion

Temperature-Dependent Optical Properties of Mgo, Mgal 2 O 4, and 6H-Sic From Nir to Uv. (2024)

advanced materialsluminescenceshort wavelength opticgallium oxidematerial researchthermal radiationoptical materialselectronic materialsoptical glasscharacterization (materials science)light scienceoptical propertiesapplied physicsoptical ceramicstemperature-dependent optical propertiesmaterials sciencemagnesium alloys

Evaluating Materials Combinations for Thermophotovoltaic Emitters With Spectral Selectivity. (2023)

Mariama Rebello de Sousa DiasTao GongMargaret A. DuncanStuart NessScott J. McCormackMarina S. LeiteJeremy N. Munday

thermophotovoltaic emittersmaterials combinationsperformance evaluationspectral selectivitymaterials science

Photonics Roadmap for Ultra-High-Temperature Thermophotovoltaics. Joule (2023)

Mariama Rebello Sousa DiasTao GongMargaret A. DuncanStuart C. NessScott J. McCormackMarina S. LeiteJeremy N. Munday

photonicstechnologyoptoelectronicsultra-high-temperature thermophotovoltaicsphotovoltaics

Al–Au Thin Films for Thermally Stable and Highly Sensitive Plasmonic Sensors. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2022)

plasmonicssurface sciencematerial researchal–au thin filmselectronic materialsplasmonic materialsadvanced functional materialsthermally stableapplied physicsthin filmsmaterials science

Leveraging Machine Learning to Harness Non-Parabolic Effects in Semiconductor Heterostructures. Physica E Low-dimensional Systems and Nanostructures (2022)

physic aware machine learningsolid-state electronicssemiconductor devicessemiconductor nanostructuressemiconductor heterostructuressemiconductor technologyelectronic materialselectrical engineeringmachine learning researchsemiconductorsapplied physicsmachine learning

Refractory Metals and Oxides for High-Temperature Structural Color Filters. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces (2022)

Margaret A. DuncanLandin BarneyMariama Rebello Sousa DiasMarina S. Leite

materials engineeringadvanced materialsengineeringmaterial researchfilter designapplied physicsmaterials science

Thin-Film-Based Thermophotovoltaic Emitters for Ultra-High Temperature Regimes. (2022)

Margaret A. DuncanMariama Rebello de Sousa DiasTao GongMohammad I. HossainStuart C. NessScott J. McCormackJeremy N. MundayMarina S. Leite

thermal engineeringthin-film-based thermophotovoltaic emittersthin filmsmaterials scienceultra-high temperature regimes

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Mariama Rebello Sousa Dias

University of Richmond

Affiliations

School of Arts & Sciences

Department Of Physics

Department of Physics

NoneMariama Rebello Sousa Dias is currently serving as a Physics faculty at University of Richmond.

Honors

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Mariama Rebello Sousa Dias

University of Richmond

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Anisotropic Optical Response of Gold–Silver Alloys. physica status solidi (RRL) - Rapid Research Letters (2025)

metalsanisotropic optical responsematerial researchoptical materialsplasmonic materialsoptical propertiesmetallic nanomaterialsapplied physicsoptical physicsmaterials science

Physics-Informed Generative Adversarial Networks Applied to Dichroic Filters’ Properties Regression. Physica Scripta (2025)

physic aware machine learningdeep learningphysicsgenerative adversarial networksneural network (machine learning)applied mathematicsmachine learning

Optimal Thermophotovoltaics Using Bilayer Emitters. (2024)

photovoltaic systemsbilayer emittersbuilding-integrated photovoltaicssolid-state electronicselectronicsphotovoltaicsapplied physicsenergy conversion

Temperature-Dependent Optical Properties of Mgo, Mgal 2 O 4, and 6H-Sic From Nir to Uv. (2024)

Evaluating Materials Combinations for Thermophotovoltaic Emitters With Spectral Selectivity. (2023)

Mariama Rebello de Sousa DiasTao GongMargaret A. DuncanStuart NessScott J. McCormackMarina S. LeiteJeremy N. Munday

thermophotovoltaic emittersmaterials combinationsperformance evaluationspectral selectivitymaterials science

Photonics Roadmap for Ultra-High-Temperature Thermophotovoltaics. Joule (2023)

Mariama Rebello Sousa DiasTao GongMargaret A. DuncanStuart C. NessScott J. McCormackMarina S. LeiteJeremy N. Munday

photonicstechnologyoptoelectronicsultra-high-temperature thermophotovoltaicsphotovoltaics

Al–Au Thin Films for Thermally Stable and Highly Sensitive Plasmonic Sensors. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2022)

plasmonicssurface sciencematerial researchal–au thin filmselectronic materialsplasmonic materialsadvanced functional materialsthermally stableapplied physicsthin filmsmaterials science

Leveraging Machine Learning to Harness Non-Parabolic Effects in Semiconductor Heterostructures. Physica E Low-dimensional Systems and Nanostructures (2022)

Refractory Metals and Oxides for High-Temperature Structural Color Filters. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces (2022)

Margaret A. DuncanLandin BarneyMariama Rebello Sousa DiasMarina S. Leite

materials engineeringadvanced materialsengineeringmaterial researchfilter designapplied physicsmaterials science

Thin-Film-Based Thermophotovoltaic Emitters for Ultra-High Temperature Regimes. (2022)

Margaret A. DuncanMariama Rebello de Sousa DiasTao GongMohammad I. HossainStuart C. NessScott J. McCormackJeremy N. MundayMarina S. Leite

thermal engineeringthin-film-based thermophotovoltaic emittersthin filmsmaterials scienceultra-high temperature regimes

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