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Biography
Dr. Abdelmoula obtained his Ph.D. degree in experimental physics from Northeastern University, Boston, MA. His post-doctoral fellowship was at Carnegie Mellon University where he joined RRam research group to study resistive switching in transition metal oxides.
Research Interests
- Nanomaterials, specifically, gold nanoparticles, titania nanotubes, and gallium nitride nanowires.
- Resistive switching in transition metal oxides, specifically titanium oxide and hafnium oxide thin films devices.
- Microfabrication and Nanofabrication techniques
Publications
Electronic Instabilities leading to Electroformation of Oxide-based Resistive Switches, Advanced functional materials - 2014
Collaborators: A. A. Sharma; M. Noman; M. Skowronski; J. A. Bain
Optical properties of titanium dioxide nanotube arrays - 2014
Collaborators: Jeffrey Sokoloff; Wen-Tao Lu; Thomas Close; Latika Menon; Christiaan Richter
Growth of E18 Rat Hippocampal Neuronal Cells on Nanostructured Surfaces for Enhanced Electrical Stimulation and Recording, Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology - 2012
Collaborators: Asiful Islam; Eugen Panaitescu; Sara Sinno; Zhang Ma; Latika Menon
Optical, electrical and catalytic properties of titania nanotubes, Physics Dissertations - 2011
Controlled attachment of gold nanoparticles on ordered titania nanotube arrays, Journal of Materials Chemistry - 2009
Collaborators: Eugen Panaitescu; Minh Phan; David Yin; Christiaan Richter; Laura Lewis; Latika Menon
Synthesis and Photochemical Properties of Au-Attached Titania Nanotubes Arrays, Materials Research Society Conference Proceedings - 2009
Collaborators: Ragen Mcadoo; Latika Menon
Education
Ph D, Applied Physics, Northeastern University
MS, Physics, Northeastern University
BS, Physics, Cairo University