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Mohammad Islam

Professor

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Materials Science and Engineering

Mellon College of Science

Physics

Mohammad Islam is currently serving as a College Of Engineering Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Carnegie Mellon University

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materials science nanomaterials nanotechnology nanoengineering carbon nanotubes nanoparticle research applied physics carbon-based materials advanced materials composite science mechanical engineering materials engineering nanobiotechnology material research material chemistry advanced energy material electronic materials engineering membrane science energy storage materials nanocomposites advanced functional materials one-dimensional materials condensed matter physics additive manufacturing interface science dispersion science mechanical science advanced electrode material thermal engineering surface nanotechnology nanotoxicology surface science nanomechanics advanced manufacturing technologies nanometrology nanostructure synthesis condensed matter nanoscale chemistry single-wall carbon nanotubes nanoscale science thermal conductivity surface nanoengineering embryonic development surface modification nanoscale modeling suspension structure organic electronics defect formation functional nanomaterials bioelectrochemistry single-walled carbon nanotubes carbon nanotube aerogels protein transport nanofibers interface chemistry elasticity (physics) optical spectroscopy neutron scattering optical physics polymer nanotechnology novel interface surfactant solutions direct measurement rod networks isolated rigid rods enzymatic biofuel cell engineering practices intramolecular electron transfer rheological microscopy low conductivity threshold interfacial resistance hutchinson-gilford progeria nuclear lamina conductive organogel composite local mechanical properties engineering education crystal structures structural materials manufacturing science engineering management process engineering management engineering molecular materials material selection chemical reaction engineering organic chemistry general chemistry molecular engineering chemistry education system engineering education materiality molecular models engineering design process process design industrial design organic material chemistry process safety material systems structural chemistry industrial engineering crystallography structure elucidation chemical structure molecular structure construction materials

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Compliant Metastructure Design With Reconfigurability Up to Six Degrees of Freedom. Nature Communications (2025)

design optimizationarchitecturedesign automationmechanical engineeringindustrial designreconfigurabilitydeployable structuresdesigncompliant metastructure designcomputer-aided designstructural designmechanical systems

A Compliant Metastructure Design With Reconfigurability Up to Six Degrees of Freedom. NATURE COMMUNICATIONS (2025)

structural materialscomputational electromagneticsmechanical engineeringmechanical sciencestructural optimizationelectromagnetic compatibilitynatureengineeringdeployable structuresstructural designmechanical systemsantennasmicrowave technologystructural topologystructural controlmetamaterialsindustrial designengineering sciencedesignstructural mechanicsreconfigurabilityorigami metamaterials

Aerosol Jet Printing of Superhydrophobic Surfaces. ADVANCED MATERIALS TECHNOLOGIES (2025)

additive manufacturing3d printingrapid prototypingself-cleaning surfacechemical engineeringcoatingssuper-hydrophobic surfacesorganic coatingmaterials science

Aerosol Jet Printing of Superhydrophobic Surfaces. Advanced Materials Technologies (2025)

rapid prototyping3d printingadditive manufacturingaerosol jet printingsurface sciencenanomanufacturingaerosol sciencesuper-hydrophobic surfacesmaterials science

Mxene-Coated Liquid Metal Nanodroplet Aggregates. Langmuir (2025)

nanoparticlesinterface sciencenanomanufacturingnanotechnologydispersion sciencecolloidal materialsnanoengineeringnanoparticle researchmaterials science

Mxene-Coated Liquid Metal Nanodroplet Aggregates. LANGMUIR (2025)

nanomaterialscolloid chemistrynanoparticleschemical engineeringinterface sciencesuper-hydrophobic surfacesnanoengineeringnanoparticle researchmaterials science

Fabrication of Superhydrophobic Structures via Aerosol Jet Printing. 2024 Solid-State, Actuators, and Microsystems Workshop Technical Digest (2024)

additive manufacturingrapid prototypingself-cleaning surfaceadvanced manufacturing technologiesmanufacturing sciencemechanical engineeringdispersion sciencewettingprinted electronicsbiomimetic materialsfabrication techniquessuper-hydrophobic surfacesmanufacturing technologymicrofabricationbiological engineeringchemical engineeringadvanced materialsflexible electronicsfluid science3d printingprecision engineeringsmart materials

Fabrication of Superhydrophobic Structures via Aerosol Jet Printing. 1998 Solid-State, Actuators, and Microsystems Workshop Technical Digest (2024)

rapid prototypingadditive manufacturingnanomanufacturingaerosol sciencemanufacturing technologysuper-hydrophobic surfacesmaterials science

A Self-Healing Electrically Conductive Organogel Composite. Nature Electronics (2023)

Yongyi ZhaoYunsik OhmJiahe LiaoYichi LuoHuai-Yu ChengPhillip WonPeter RobertsManuel Reis CarneiroMohammad F. IslamJung Hyun AhnLynn M. WalkerCarmel Majidi

additive manufacturingsolid-state electronicscomposite materialselectronic materialsself-healing materialsfunctional materialsoptoelectronicsorganic electronicsadvanced materialsadvanced electrode materialelectrical engineeringcomposite sciencecarbon-based materialstechnologyelectroactive materialelectronicsconductive organogel compositemicroelectronicsmaterials science

A Self-Healing Electrically Conductive Organogel Composite. NATURE ELECTRONICS (2023)

chemical engineeringelectroactive materialelectrical insulationbioelectronicsmaterials sciencesmart materialsflexible electronicsself-healing surfacecomposite science

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Mohammad Islam

Professor

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Materials Science and Engineering

Mellon College of Science

Physics

Mohammad Islam is currently serving as a College Of Engineering Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Carnegie Mellon University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Compliant Metastructure Design With Reconfigurability Up to Six Degrees of Freedom. Nature Communications (2025)

A Compliant Metastructure Design With Reconfigurability Up to Six Degrees of Freedom. NATURE COMMUNICATIONS (2025)

Aerosol Jet Printing of Superhydrophobic Surfaces. ADVANCED MATERIALS TECHNOLOGIES (2025)

additive manufacturing3d printingrapid prototypingself-cleaning surfacechemical engineeringcoatingssuper-hydrophobic surfacesorganic coatingmaterials science

Aerosol Jet Printing of Superhydrophobic Surfaces. Advanced Materials Technologies (2025)

rapid prototyping3d printingadditive manufacturingaerosol jet printingsurface sciencenanomanufacturingaerosol sciencesuper-hydrophobic surfacesmaterials science

Mxene-Coated Liquid Metal Nanodroplet Aggregates. Langmuir (2025)

nanoparticlesinterface sciencenanomanufacturingnanotechnologydispersion sciencecolloidal materialsnanoengineeringnanoparticle researchmaterials science

Mxene-Coated Liquid Metal Nanodroplet Aggregates. LANGMUIR (2025)

nanomaterialscolloid chemistrynanoparticleschemical engineeringinterface sciencesuper-hydrophobic surfacesnanoengineeringnanoparticle researchmaterials science

Fabrication of Superhydrophobic Structures via Aerosol Jet Printing. 2024 Solid-State, Actuators, and Microsystems Workshop Technical Digest (2024)

Fabrication of Superhydrophobic Structures via Aerosol Jet Printing. 1998 Solid-State, Actuators, and Microsystems Workshop Technical Digest (2024)

rapid prototypingadditive manufacturingnanomanufacturingaerosol sciencemanufacturing technologysuper-hydrophobic surfacesmaterials science

A Self-Healing Electrically Conductive Organogel Composite. Nature Electronics (2023)

Yongyi ZhaoYunsik OhmJiahe LiaoYichi LuoHuai-Yu ChengPhillip WonPeter RobertsManuel Reis CarneiroMohammad F. IslamJung Hyun AhnLynn M. WalkerCarmel Majidi

A Self-Healing Electrically Conductive Organogel Composite. NATURE ELECTRONICS (2023)

chemical engineeringelectroactive materialelectrical insulationbioelectronicsmaterials sciencesmart materialsflexible electronicsself-healing surfacecomposite science

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