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Masoud Mahjouri-Samani

Godbold Associate Professor Associate Professor

Auburn University

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Samuel Ginn College of Engineering

Electrical and Computer

Masoud Mahjouri-samani is currently serving as an Electrical And Computer Godbold Associate Professor Associate Professor at Auburn University.

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Masoud Mahjouri-Samani

Auburn University

Godbold Associate Professor Associate Professor

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Charge-Transfer Hyperbolic Polaritons in α-Moo3/Graphene Heterostructures. Applied Physics Reviews (2024)

J. ShenM. ChenV. KorostelevH. KimP. Fathi-HafshejaniM. Mahjouri-SamaniK. KlyukinG.-H. LeeS. Dai

electronic materialscharge transportnanotechnologyoptoelectronicsgraphenephotonicscharge-transfer hyperbolic polaritonsapplied physicsmaterials sciencephysicscondensed matter physicssolid-state electronics

Dry Printing Fully Functional Eco-Friendly and Disposable Transient Papertronics. Flexible and Printed Electronics (2024)

Adib TabaAarsh PatelMasoud Mahjouri-Samani

disposable transient papertronicsdry printingprinted electronicsflexible electronics

Dry Printing Multimaterial Electronics and Functional Devices. (2024)

Masoud Mahjouri-SamaniZabihollah AhmadiAarsh PatelAdib TabaSeungjong LeeNima Shamsaei

functional devicesmanufacturingmaterials scienceorganic electronics

Dry Printing Pure Copper With High Conductivity and Adhesion for Flexible Electronics. ACS Applied Electronic Materials (2024)

Zabihollah AhmadiAarsh PatelCurtis HillSteven R. PeeplesJennifer M. JonesMatthew G. BoebingerMasoud Mahjouri-Samani

adhesionadditive manufacturinghigh conductivitymechanical engineeringprinted electronicsapplied physicsmaterials scienceflexible electronics

Exciton-Activated Effective Phonon Magnetic Moment in Monolayer Mos 2. Physical review. B./Physical review. B (2024)

Chunli TangGaihua YeCynthia NnokweMengqi FangLi XiangMasoud Mahjouri-SamaniDmitry SmirnovEui-Hyeok YangTingting WangLifa ZhangRui HeWencan Jin

surface sciencemagnetic materialsoptical propertiesthin filmscondensed matterelectronic materialsadvanced materialsmagnetic propertiesquantum magnetismmagnetismelectronicsphononsapplied physicsmaterials sciencephysicsmechanical sciencesurface chemistrysolid-state electronics

Exciton-Activated Effective Phonon Magnetic Moment in Monolayer Mos2. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Tang, ChunliYe, GaihuaNnokwe, CynthiaFang, MengqiXiang, LiMahjouri-Samani, MasoudSmirnov, DmitryYang, Eui-HyeokWang, TingtingZhang, LifaHe, RuiJin, Wencan

magnetic materialselectronic materialsadvanced functional materialselectrical engineeringnanotechnologyquantum magnetismmagnetismoptoelectronicssemiconductorselectronicssemiconductor nanostructuresphononsquantum materialsapplied physicsmaterials sciencefunctional nanomaterialsmechanical sciencesolid-state electronics

Introducing Dusty Plasma Particle Growth of Nanospherical Titanium Dioxide. Applied Physics Letters (2024)

Bhavesh RamkorunSwapneal JainAdib TabaMasoud Mahjouri-SamaniMichael E. MillerSaikat C. ThakurEdward ThomasRyan B. Comes

nanospherical titanium dioxideplasma sciencenanotechnologyparticle technologyapplied physicsmaterials sciencephysicsnanomaterialsdusty plasmascondensed matter physics

Low Dielectric Medium for Hyperbolic Phonon Polariton Waveguide in Van Der Waals Heterostructures. Nanomaterials (2024)

Byung-Il NohSalvio RezaCassie HardyJiahan LiAdib TabaMasoud Mahjouri-SamaniJames H. EdgarSiyuan Dai

low dielectric mediummultilayer heterostructuresnanotechnologynanophotonicspolariton dynamicphononsapplied physicsquantum heterostructuresnanomaterials

Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Nanoparticle Sintering in Additive Nanomanufacturing: Insights From Sintering Mechanisms. Green Manufacturing Open (2024)

Dourna JamshideasliNima ShamsaeiMasoud Mahjouri-SamaniShuai Shao

numerical simulationssinteringmanufacturinggreen manufacturingnanoparticlesadditive nanomanufacturingnanomanufacturingnanoengineeringnanotechnologynanoscale modelingmaterials scienceadditive manufacturingmolecular dynamics simulations

Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Nanoparticle Sintering in Additive Nanomanufacturing: The Role of Particle Size, Misorientation Angle, Material Type, and Temperature. Materials Today Communications (2024)

Dourna JamshideasliMasoud Mahjouri-SamaniNima ShamsaeiShuai Shao

particle sizeadditive nanomanufacturingnanotechnologynanomanufacturingmisorientation anglemolecular dynamics simulationsmaterial typematerials sciencenanomaterials

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Masoud Mahjouri-Samani

Godbold Associate Professor Associate Professor

Auburn University

Affiliations

Samuel Ginn College of Engineering

Electrical and Computer

Masoud Mahjouri-samani is currently serving as an Electrical And Computer Godbold Associate Professor Associate Professor at Auburn University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Masoud Mahjouri-Samani

Auburn University

Godbold Associate Professor Associate Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Charge-Transfer Hyperbolic Polaritons in α-Moo3/Graphene Heterostructures. Applied Physics Reviews (2024)

J. ShenM. ChenV. KorostelevH. KimP. Fathi-HafshejaniM. Mahjouri-SamaniK. KlyukinG.-H. LeeS. Dai

Dry Printing Fully Functional Eco-Friendly and Disposable Transient Papertronics. Flexible and Printed Electronics (2024)

Adib TabaAarsh PatelMasoud Mahjouri-Samani

disposable transient papertronicsdry printingprinted electronicsflexible electronics

Dry Printing Multimaterial Electronics and Functional Devices. (2024)

Masoud Mahjouri-SamaniZabihollah AhmadiAarsh PatelAdib TabaSeungjong LeeNima Shamsaei

functional devicesmanufacturingmaterials scienceorganic electronics

Dry Printing Pure Copper With High Conductivity and Adhesion for Flexible Electronics. ACS Applied Electronic Materials (2024)

Zabihollah AhmadiAarsh PatelCurtis HillSteven R. PeeplesJennifer M. JonesMatthew G. BoebingerMasoud Mahjouri-Samani

adhesionadditive manufacturinghigh conductivitymechanical engineeringprinted electronicsapplied physicsmaterials scienceflexible electronics

Exciton-Activated Effective Phonon Magnetic Moment in Monolayer Mos 2. Physical review. B./Physical review. B (2024)

Chunli TangGaihua YeCynthia NnokweMengqi FangLi XiangMasoud Mahjouri-SamaniDmitry SmirnovEui-Hyeok YangTingting WangLifa ZhangRui HeWencan Jin

Exciton-Activated Effective Phonon Magnetic Moment in Monolayer Mos2. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Tang, ChunliYe, GaihuaNnokwe, CynthiaFang, MengqiXiang, LiMahjouri-Samani, MasoudSmirnov, DmitryYang, Eui-HyeokWang, TingtingZhang, LifaHe, RuiJin, Wencan

Introducing Dusty Plasma Particle Growth of Nanospherical Titanium Dioxide. Applied Physics Letters (2024)

Bhavesh RamkorunSwapneal JainAdib TabaMasoud Mahjouri-SamaniMichael E. MillerSaikat C. ThakurEdward ThomasRyan B. Comes

nanospherical titanium dioxideplasma sciencenanotechnologyparticle technologyapplied physicsmaterials sciencephysicsnanomaterialsdusty plasmascondensed matter physics

Low Dielectric Medium for Hyperbolic Phonon Polariton Waveguide in Van Der Waals Heterostructures. Nanomaterials (2024)

Byung-Il NohSalvio RezaCassie HardyJiahan LiAdib TabaMasoud Mahjouri-SamaniJames H. EdgarSiyuan Dai

low dielectric mediummultilayer heterostructuresnanotechnologynanophotonicspolariton dynamicphononsapplied physicsquantum heterostructuresnanomaterials

Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Nanoparticle Sintering in Additive Nanomanufacturing: Insights From Sintering Mechanisms. Green Manufacturing Open (2024)

Dourna JamshideasliNima ShamsaeiMasoud Mahjouri-SamaniShuai Shao

Dourna JamshideasliMasoud Mahjouri-SamaniNima ShamsaeiShuai Shao

particle sizeadditive nanomanufacturingnanotechnologynanomanufacturingmisorientation anglemolecular dynamics simulationsmaterial typematerials sciencenanomaterials

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