Brahim Dkhil

Brahim Dkhil is a leading researcher in the Structures, Properties and Modeling of Solids laboratory, focusing on advanced materials for multifunctional applications. His work bridges ferroelectric materials, nanotechnology, and energy-related systems.

Recent research highlights include breakthroughs in BiFeO3-based piezocatalysts for environmental remediation, neuromorphic computing using relaxor ferroelectrics, and defect-engineered nanoparticles for enhanced catalytic responses. Collaborations with scientists like Wafa Amdouni and Charles Paillard underscore his interdisciplinary approach.

His publications span material synthesis, photocatalysis, and caloric effects, emphasizing applications in sustainable energy and next-generation computing. Articles from 2025 explore superlattices, domain engineering, and antiferroelectric transitions.